Sentence examples for longer steps from inspiring English sources

When exposed to small steps delivered iontophoretically, they fail to adapt over periods of up to 12 sec; when exposed to longer steps in a flow cell, they partially adapt, but with a decay time of greater than 30 sec.

Each nucleoside was directly synthesized through 2′-deoxy derivative via a Friedel Crafts coupling reaction as the key step between the aromatic ring and ribose moiety, whereas the nucleoside having a phenylenediamine moiety was prepared in rather longer steps through an RNA type intermediate followed by the removal of 2′-hydroxyl group.

Elephants take faster and longer steps, but they never take all four feet off the ground.

The results shown in Fig. 4 also suggest that the presence of salt (i.e., NaCl) in the solution reduces the rate of CO2 mass transfer in the longer steps, where the overall process is controlled by the diffusion between CO2 and water.

In contrast to Gaussian or Poisson distributions of step lengths, in Lévy motion small steps are more often interspersed with longer steps, causing the variance of the distribution to diverge.

This extraction protocol has longer steps but provides good quality DNA for different purposes, including GBS that involves restriction digestion.

"He had such bad rheumatism he could no longer step up to play, which upset him no end.

For example, in the TUG test, a lower gait velocity, longer step time, and shorter step length were observed in fallers during the walking phase.

The dispersal movements were characterized by much longer step lengths than observed during the home ranging behavior, and a high propensity for nocturnal movements.

As word spread of his sons' success, he said he could no longer step outside the house without being stopped and congratulated.

Federal oversight will be more effective once markets and credit rating firms believe the government will no longer step in to rescue important firms at risk of failing, Ms. Bair said.