Sentence examples for length toward from inspiring English sources

Spectators have every right to agree, even when the plot is hastily explained at some length toward the finish.

Intermediates of the citric acid cycle were used as starting compounds in a pathway search restricted by path length toward the desired target, 1,4-butanediol.

If you hold your closed fist at an arm's length toward the night's sky, the ringed wonder should be less than "half a fist" way from the moon.

However, the 1999 law allowed the continued use and manufacture of flags with the proportions set down in the Prime Minister's Proclamation No. 57 of 1870, which stipulated that the flag have a seven-to-ten (7:10) ratio, with the red disc off-center by one-hundredth of the flag's length toward the side of the hoist.

Here again the anterior rostrum is narrow but it expands rapidly at mid length toward the posterior end of the skull.

The resulting bias from selective over-reporting of certain days would most likely weight the resulting differences in cycle length toward the median (or toward the null hypothesis).

And although the Lakers wouldn't receive a "star" in return, all of these moves would go great lengths toward balancing the team's roster, adding much-needed depth and potentially allowing the predictions of the Lakers' dominance to come to fruition.

It is widely known that when one steps out of a hot and steamy shower, the parsimonious application of talcum powder can go great lengths toward preventing chafing and irritation of the skin.

There was no overall bias in the length of directed, continuous movements (run lengths) toward and away from the cell body, consistent with a completely mixed microtubule polarity in both neurites and the soma.

The DNA molecules, being negatively charged along their length, migrate toward the positive electrode, thus resulting separated according to their length during their electrophoretic run, since pores in the agarose matrix allow short DNA molecules to sneak through more easily than the long ones.

Reversing trends toward shorter lengths at age may be difficult, while removing the selective pressure on larger fish may slow or stop the changes in maturation length, selection toward the original genotype in the absence of fishing may be weaker than selection caused by intensive fishing (Fukuwaka and Morita 2008; Enberg et al. 2009).