Sentence examples for number extend from inspiring English sources

The chromophore variety and increasing number extend the absorbance spectrum and enhance the absorption capacity, enabling the photosynthetic organisms to survive in various environments.

For example, about 9,000 high quality SNPs were detected in a first catfish assembly comprising 54,960 ESTs [18]; this number extended to 48,000 when using a second assembly of nearly 500,000 ESTs [19].

The linear relationship between DNA dilution and Ct number extends to 0.038% dilution, indicating that this is the lowest detectable limit for transgenes in mixed papaya DNA samples.

While targets of amplification exhibit a 4- to 80-fold increase in copy number [ 55], a decreasing and variable gradient in copy number extends approximately 50 kb either side of the central target genes [ 59].

Those numbers extend far beyond Amazon.

Familiar properties of numbers extend to these operations of matrices: for example, addition is commutative, i.e., the matrix sum does not depend on the order of the summands: A + B = B + A.

The concern over numbers extends to the timing of a closing, too.

Kevin L. Smith, a housing market analyst at Chapdelaine Credit Partners in New York, said the drop in the home construction and permit numbers extended a string of choppy readings since October, and that it was too soon to tell how housing would hold up.

The Book of Numbers extends the enumerative trend with a proud toting up of the Israelite tribes, reckoned to include more than six hundred thousand adult males, and an account of conquests that prepares us, Alter states, "for the defining moment of the crossing of the Jordan, with Joshua in command".

We investigate several bounds for both K2,m−K1,n Ramsey numbers and K2,m−K1,n bipartite Ramsey numbers, extending some previous results.

Therefore, the algorithm can be applied to rank fuzzy numbers, extending the conventional ellipsoid method to MCDM.