Sentence examples for length accepted from inspiring English sources

Our best-fit oviposition model produces a single curvilinear relationship between percentage galling and the maximum style length accepted for galled ovules that fits both the wild and experimental datasets (Figure 2).

However, on inspection many of these were annotated as CheW homologues and CDART [ 39] showed no other domains, so the maximum hit length accepted was increased.

Anthropometric measurements were taken twice and a difference of 100 gram in weight and 0.1 cm in length was accepted as normal.

AMBN exon 6 data (five new sequences) were below the length limit accepted by Genbank (131 nucleotides), but these data can be retrieved from our supermatrix that is stored at MorphoBank.

Transcript sequences from the ALT_5'UTR set and the nonALT control set were aligned with ESTs from the human normal tissue GenBank EST libraries (~8 millions of ESTs, release 071808) using the BLASTN program [ 69]. EST hits with the identity more than 95% and longer than 80% of EST sequence length were accepted as matches.

As an alternative approach, Schaff and Waldhauser (2005) calculated two different CCs per event pair using different time window lengths and accepted only results that produced consistent delay times for both.

Because the accepted length of the Greek stadium varied locally, we cannot accurately determine Eratosthenes' margin of error.

In recent years, Phuket has established itself as a popular destination for super yachts — technically 24 meters long or more, although the generally accepted length today starts at 45 to 50 meters — offering year-round cruising grounds as well as refit and shore-side facilities.

When in the 4th century bce the accepted length of the year became 365.25 days, the total number of solar calendar days involved became 2,922, and it was then realized that the octaëteris was not as satisfactory a cycle as supposed.

Relief ratio is a dimensionless ratio between basin relief and basin length and widely accepted as an effective measure of gradient aspects of the watershed (Schumm 1956; Vittala et al. 2004).

The shortest accepted length of good quality sequence was 18 bp.