Sentence examples for long cells from inspiring English sources

They affect how long cells live, with shorter telomeres being linked to diseases related to ageing, such as heart disease, many cancers, diabetes, obesity and strokes.

The fusiform initials are long cells that give rise to the axial (longitudinal) system of vascular tissue.

Phloem fibres are flexible long cells that make up the soft fibres (e.g., flax and hemp) of commerce.

Minnesota's most-harvested wood, aspen, has long cells and strong fibres, ideal for high-grade paper of the sort used for magazines and copy machines.

Asymmetric division gives rise to the alternating short and long cells present in epidermal cell files.

The columnar grains are made up of long cells, about 500 nm in width, rather than dendrites, which are separated from adjacent identical orientation long cells and from non-parallel cells at Al grain boundaries, by Al-Si eutectic.

In this case, the use of 40-m-long cells is advisable.

As with volume and stocking, mean tree volume varied considerably when 10-m-long cells were used (Figs. 3 and 4).

Stands smaller than 4 ha, such as Stand 1, would contain a very low number of 60-m-long cells (Fig. 2 and Table 2).

For evaluating stocking rate, the use of 60-m-long cells is more suitable in situations where variation in stocking across an area is unknown, such as when using harvester data.

Variation was observed even with 100-m-long cells, which suggests that there is an effect from the environment or the forest itself affecting stem mean volume in all four stands.