Sentence examples for length accessible from inspiring English sources

Stations are composed of one narrow central platform, of variable length, accessible from one or both the extremities; these can be reached at the ground level or with bridges above the surrounding road carriages.

Fig. 3 Variation of the normalized pore length, accessible to the non-wetting phase, with characteristic size for The Geysers samples whose capillary pressure measurements are shown in Fig. 1.

10.7554/eLife.03700.024 Author response image 2. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03700.024 2) Although the authors present a complex oligo set for DSCAM whose ligated product can be assayed in a length accessible by MiSeq, it is not clear how general these conditions are for other complex systems, where there are more sites of variation and more types of splicing change.

2) Although the authors present a complex oligo set for DSCAM whose ligated product can be assayed in a length accessible by MiSeq, it is not clear how general these conditions are for other complex systems, where there are more sites of variation and more types of splicing change.

It's entire length is accessible to the public, like a national park, but it runs through private land and is maintained by volunteers.

For example, the HFE normalized by sequence length, solvent accessible surface area or volume, remains well matched regardless of the set increasing in size from 59 to 81 or 134 pairs of proteins (Table 1, Fig. 3A).

As SPPS became more routine, and the first automated peptide synthesizers were built, peptides of such length became accessible.

A section in Falls Village, less than a mile in length, is handicapped accessible.

This next phase -- no opening date has been set -- from 20th Street through West Chelsea north to 30th Street, doubles the accessible length of the park.

The diameter of this object, d, was controlled, and the corresponding length of the accessible pore volume in the z-direction, L, was measured.

Because our analysis is hierarchical (it distinguishes between increasing and decreasing roughness) and includes detailed quantitative aspects of sequence evolution on large length scales not accessible to similarity analysis, it could be useful in refining binding data [ 5, 21].