Sentence examples for is rather extended from inspiring English sources

Such functional relevance is not restricted to interactions mediated by fibronectin, but is rather extended to other ECM ligands.

Because the conformational transition is slow, the binding region of EBs is rather extended, consisting of several hundreds of tubulins and giving rise to the comet-shaped appearance in fluorescence microscopy images.

The experimentally accessible frequency range covered by the classical DMA technique used in this work is rather limited, extending from 0.1 to 100 rad/s.

It is rather straightforward, however, to extend our proposed design method to adaptive implementations which can be employed in situations where the channel is unknown and/or slowly time-varying.

However, the correlation between tumour extension and the radiologic imaging of the malignant tissue is rather different for lesions extending from nasopharyngeal space into the skull base.

His contribution was rather to extend those concepts to conic sections.

This prolonged time to ignition is rather significant because it can extend the ignition time to a fire and provide the time for people to find the possibility of a fire disaster.

The extended source luminosity is rather close to the expected value assuming the equipartition state, although the possibility of particle dominant lobes cannot be excluded.

Correction: May 30 , 2003 Friday A chart yesterday with an article about President Bush's signing of tax-cut legislation misstated the estimated revenue loss if the cuts were to be extended rather than allowed to expire, as the legislation is written, over the next several years.

This means that for the SNR analysis, which uses observations from low satellite elevation angles, the reflective surfaces are rather large and extend from about 9 to 90 m from the antenna.

Both codes were initially designed for accident conditions (and for this reason, are rather mechanistic) and later extended to various normal operation conditions.