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Free sign upThe phrase "longer in length" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical item that is longer than other items of its kind, or anything else that has a length that can be measured. For example, "This new rope is twice as long in length as the old one."
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Masculine jackets cut longer in length were worn as cover ups.
Tettigoniids are distinguished by having the hearing organs (tympanum) located on the front legs, hairlike antennae that are as long as or longer in length than the body, a sword-shaped ovipositor (in females) for laying eggs, and wing covers that differ in shape.
As the immersion time increases, the branches become greater in number and longer in length.
All clavicular variables were found bilaterally asymmetric; left clavicles being significantly longer in length, lighter in weight, smooth in texture and less curved than the right side bones.
Under acidic pH conditions, helix α4 becomes shorter and α5 becomes longer in length as the new linker region folds away from α7.
However, the FN 80 °C, 75%%) sample (Fig. 1e) is more uniform in nanowire diameter and longer in length of nanowires compared with the FN 60 °C, 75%%) sample.
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The higher overall and component (hospitalisations, tests, treatments and investigations) costs for males compared to females may be explained by the longer in-hospital length of stay for the former group (five days longer on average).
In comparison withc-plane GaN, nonpolar GaN has the longer pop-in length and lower hardness, confirming that the orientation of the basal planes plays a key role in defining the mechanical properties of hexagonal GaN.
The longer pop-in length illustrates that the nonpolar GaN surfaces are capable of accommodating more strain than c-plane before dislocation motion is arrested by the opposing backstress created by dislocation pile-up [15].
Most nDNA is comprised of single-copy DNA sequences, but interspersed are many loci that contain repetitive DNA motifs that are very short (microsatellites) or somewhat longer (minisatellites) in length.
With 52 times longer in arm length compared to that of LISA, the strain detection sensitivity is 52 times better toward larger wavelength.
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