Sentence examples for needs to span from inspiring English sources
A plausible explanation for this is that the inhibitory KIRL2DL1-Cw6 complex needs to span the same distance as the activating NKG2D-MICA complex in order to colocalise with it.
Therefore, to accurately define a population of cells as containing stem-like (i.e. LTP) cells the overall time-course of the experiment needs to span greater than 4 to 6 passages.
Such work needs to span a number of academic disciplines in the social sciences and humanities.
The choice of reference strains needs to span the largest differences in the cluster and validation strains may be selected from different subclusters.
This may need to span the world, not just Mexico, and it may have to report the results in real time to the Justice Department, reckons Richard Cassin of Cassin Law.
Worse, the municipality of Istanbul is currently building a new metro line across the Golden Horn a mock-suspension bridge that is much bigger and louder than is needed to span the narrow body of water — and that will obstruct views of the time-honored silhouette of that real Ottoman masterpiece, the Suleymaniye Mosque.
It will need to span both the soft X-ray region (1 2 keV) and the X-ray region up to at least 13 keV.
If the latter is also required, the driving signal vectors u k need to be persistent exciting, i.e., consecutive vectors need to span the space of dimension M, if M denotes the filter order.
It is certain that numerous training compounds need to span through the model fitting techniques, addressing not only finding a fit, but also the predictive feature of the fit.
When the need to span greater distances than allowed arises, two separate buses can be joined together by means of specialized RS-485 repeaters that bridge the cables, regenerating the signal.
New data showing the extent to which populations in emerging markets coalesce around urban centers is encouraging to Facebook because it means that a connectivity solution in each of those regions would only need to span a short distance to connect a vast majority residents.
