Sentence examples for keep its length from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates that the connection between membrane and actin core is fragile compared with the force produced by the retrograde flow of actin.This rupture was in all probed cases (n = 16) followed by an increase in actin polymerization at the tip that allows the filopodial actin shaft to keep its length (Fig. 1C), or in some cases (n = 6) to even reconnect to the membrane and pull again.

Your hamster needs something tough to chew on to keep its teeth at a comfortable length.

In fact the prison has gone to surprising lengths to keep its most dangerous men happy.

The agency went to great lengths to keep its activities, known as operation Minaret, from public view.

Some network pilots are now posted online ahead of their television debuts to whet interest, but Marvel has gone to extreme lengths to keep its pilot under wraps.

Chief Beck said the department had gone to great lengths to keep its investigation secret, including housing the detectives on the case in another building and limiting its knowledge to "very, very few people".

Such suspicions run deep because Cargill goes to such lengths to keep its profile low.

Is it too big for the good of the U.S.? Such suspicions run deep because Cargill goes to such lengths to keep its profile low.

Until I realized one very important thing: despite the fact that Google goes to great lengths to keep its index fresh by indexing pages that often change every hour, or even every few minutes, and despite its efforts at realtime search (including searching the Twitter firehose), its dominant dataset is dead, while the Web is each day more so than the last vibrantly and energetically alive.

One struggling city is willing to go to extreme lengths to keep its hockey team.

This year, the Uzbek authorities have gone to great lengths to keep its use of forced labour secret by claiming the mass mobilisation is voluntary.