Sentence examples for length ceases from inspiring English sources
Mammalian skeletal growth is termed determinate, for once the actively growing zone of cartilage has been obliterated, growth in length ceases.
In fact, one can speculate that for an intermolecular twist above 40° the exact match between the helical pitch and segment length ceases to dominate the choice of the phase, and the simpler ${Ia\bar 3d}$ wins once again.
If telomeres shorten to a critical length, cells cease to multiply, often by entering a state of senescence characterized by, for example, increased cellular secretion of proinflammatory cytokines and loss of antigen recognition in the case of immune system cells[12].
When the shortening of telomeres, which occurs at each cell division cycle because of end-replication problems of DNA polymerase, reaches a critical length, cells cease to proliferate and undergo senescence (Blackburn et al, 2006).
The test includes two sequences of each length and testing ceases when the participant fails to recollect any two with the same length.
Of course, My Anecdote, c'est moi, but we hosts have questions: At what length does an anecdote cease to be an anecdote and become a problem, verbalized or implied?
The steady state section begins approximately a full filter length into the frame and ceases a filter length from the end of the frame.
As a point of comparison to the time taken for a bee to cool once it ceases flight, the length of time taken to imbibe 15% (vol).
If epidermal cell replacement ceases for any length of time, the mammal will die.
Femoral shortening is a proven method of addressing leg length discrepancy after growth has ceased.
This work demonstrates that below a threshold value, defined as transition length, these stress concentration factors cease to be valid and, notably, also demonstrates that below this threshold the magnitude of the stated factors may be significantly larger than existing values; a fact that may have important consequences for the accurate estimates of fatigue life.
