Sentence examples for longer extent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the duration of the noun differs between realization types with a longer extent of the G2 type (450 ms vs. 530 ms; t [86]= -2.86; p ≤ 01).

We hypothesize that the longer extent of significant LD in the D-genome compared to that in the A- and B-genomes in both spring and winter wheat populations can mostly be explained by this polyploidization event [ 19].

Figure 2 presents the distribution of the average number of SNPs in windows sliding over the genome of breeds in data set I. We chose this length because of the longer extent of LD in cattle compared to humans, in which the window length used is commonly around 200 Kb [ 11, 12].

For each atom in solvent, distance will be calculated between itself and the atoms in solute and the shortest one will be returned; if it is smaller than dist or longer than extent, the solvent that it belongs to will be excluded from the shell.

Clones F3 and G5 showed broad, homogeneous amplification (much longer in extent in F3) with concomitant copy number loss telomeric to the amplification.

Altogether, this single topic bundle could take an hour or even longer to the extent that the student struggles with multiple KCs associated with the topic.

As for the curing time, to a certain extent, longer curing time is desirable since the filling will stop once PDMS was cured/hardened.

At longer times, the extent of Na/H or H/Na exchange reactions rose, causing spectral crowding; in addition, the sensitivity decreased significantly due to ion losses from neutralization and scattering.

In contrast, streams with longer surface-flowing extent above the monitoring station and streams with substantial stream-adjacent wetlands, both of which were usually characterized by fine-textured streambed sediment, were thermally responsive.

This difference may be explained by observing that the Tanis basin provides a much longer East-West extent for the wind stress to act (80 km vs. 30 km for the Pelusiac arm).

The following lines of argument are used to infer the total numbers infected in each episode: The further apart that cases or (e.g. environmental) isolates are identified in space and time, then the further and longer the implied extent and duration of virus circulation.