Sentence examples for rapid length from inspiring English sources

However, naturally regenerated trees displayed a better distribution of their roots around the stem and at depth, combined with more rapid length growth during the first years.

The stable cross-section and rapid length growth along the needles of β″ phase, and the radius growth of β′ phase during the temporal evolution were characterized well by the concomitant nucleation, growth and coarsening stages.

This "roll and lock" transition may both increase the effective attachment rate [ 75] and contribute to the translation of the thin filaments [ 71] as well as the tension recovery following rapid length steps [ 72, 74].

Our finding of a decrease in the frequency response at the highest velocity of stretch used (100 μm/msec) shows a limitation of the primary muscle spindle in coding for rapid length changes.

The latter model explains the basic steady-state properties of muscle (such as the force-velocity relationship) whereas the Huxley and Simmons (1971) model accounts for the tension responses to rapid length changes imposed on a muscle cell.

While suggestive of rapid length changes occurring at individual DGC AISs, theoretically, this population-level effect could also have been produced by the de novo appearance of a set of prox1+ DGCs with short AISs and/or the disappearance of prox1+ cells with long AISs.

A rapid yorker length delivery clattered into off stump and a slide from 42 for one to 93 all out had begun.

This supports the notion that DADA will also facilitate a rapid full length cloning effort after identification of interesting genes.

In contrast, OHCs undergo rapid somatic length changes when the voltage across their basolateral membranes is altered [ 9- 12].

Finally, our findings provide a framework for future identification of the genes responsible for rapid beak length differentiation using a combination of fine-mapping, a candidate gene approach, and functional analysis.

17 18 While determining the predictors of survival in older age groups, Wolfson et al 19 were unable to determine the estimated probability of survival in early-onset AD after adjustment for rapid progression (length bias) because of a small early-onset sample size.