Sentence examples for relatively long distance from inspiring English sources

In Hyphomicrobium a hyphal filament (prostheca) grows out of one end of the cell, and the bud grows out of the tip of the prostheca, separated by a relatively long distance from the mother cell.

But for small insects, this distance represents several body lengths, a relatively long distance.

By contrast, the NW-trending faults developed in the Mosuowan uplift exhibit relatively long distance laterally.

The relatively long distance between the two bilayers restricts the covalent linkage extended in a single individual bilayer.

At a relatively long distance, the surface energy transfer is more efficient than the Forster resonance energy transfer.

This relatively long distance is a challenge to thermally coupling the VHTR and the hydrogen complex, while reducing heat losses and the temperature drop.

Somewhat surprisingly, travel time appeared relatively much less important, perhaps reflecting the rural setting for our survey; residents of rural areas may be more accustomed to traveling relatively long distances and times to obtain health care, and hence attribute less relative importance to it.

Since 1970, large wheeled PCP systems have been developed for transporting heavy cargo over relatively long distances.

Myelinated nerve fibres are found only in vertebrates, leading biologists to conclude that they are an adaptation to transmission over relatively long distances.

Furthermore, a substantial proportion of the assemblage represents transport over relatively long distances (>10 km).

"It is probably the ones that can move relatively long distances that are still found in the UK.