Sentence examples for sites shorter from inspiring English sources

At NBC.com and other network Web sites, shorter videos draw more lunchtime traffic than longer ones, which are more often downloaded at night.

These smaller crystallites, in turn, provide higher surface areas, a larger number of CO binding sites, shorter distances for lattice oxygen diffusion during carburization, and higher steady state FTS rates.

On sodic sites, shorter grass grazers accounted for almost ten times more faecal deposits than other species, although there was evidence of all the other large herbivore groups also utilizing these sites.

Previous studies have also shown that ASEs possess several features that distinguish them from CSEs, such as weaker signals at alternative splicing sites, shorter lengths, higher level of sequence conservation, longer flanking intronic sequences, involvement of repetitive elements on exonization, and greater frequency for skipping exons to preserve the reading frame.

Previous genome-wide studies have reported that cis-acting sequence features distinguish introns susceptible to retention, including weak splice sites, shorter lengths, and higher GC content [ 40, 41].

However, despite the fact that the rbcL alignment is only 3 sites shorter than the atpB alignment (i.e. 0.25% shorter), there are large differences in the calculated log Bayes Factors across the models evaluated.

The resultant 3D PG@C composite possesses high electrical conductivity, rapid ion insertion, sufficient active sites, short ionic diffusion distance and stable structural integrity for efficient Na-storage.

CNT adsorbents offer significant improvement with their extremely high specific surface area and associated sorption sites, short intraparticle diffusion distance, and tunable pore size and surface chemistry [42].

Alignments with low identity (<30% identical sites), short length (<30 residues), or 100% identity were not included in the concatenation.

The New Yorker's Web site, shorter in the tooth in those days, seemed to be groping in similar directions.

Additional research is needed to compare off-site group-based training with on-site, shorter yet more frequent training for CHEWs.