Sentence examples for long distance origin from inspiring English sources
R1 unbranched, parallel to Sc for a long distance; origin of Rs slightly distant from wing base.
Thus, it possesses the most obvious influence on cyanobacterial growth which is indicated by the long distance from the point of origin in the PCA plot.
Considering wind on the surface of porous media, tiny droplets or solid particles (<50 μm) can be transferred very long distances from the origin, up to a few thousand kilometres61,62.
In neurons, RNA molecules often have to travel long distances between transcriptional origin (nucleus) and functional destination (axon, synapses, dendrites).
In this study we provide a number of lines of evidence that suggest that the mechanisms and origins of "long distance" LGT events into the Thermoprotei and Halobacteria are different.
Did adaptations for long distance running first appear with the origin of this genus?
Here we provide a first report the timing of origin and radiation, long distance dispersal events, and rate of diversification of five of the largest and most diverse Macaronesian plant endemic.
Caudal peduncle long, distance from dorsal fin insertion to upper caudal origin over twice length of dorsal fin base.
He specialized in long distance free style.
