Sentence examples for some degree of length from inspiring English sources

Unlike cylindrical micelles, our BCP-based strategy relies on bulk self-assembly and mechanical down-sizing, thus providing shape stability and some degree of length control of the nanocylinders.

All the I- CeuI fragments show some degree of length variation (table 1), although, except for the strains that show chromosomal rearrangements, the sizes of the individual fragments do not overlap.

When the global data set is analyzed with BI, some degree of branch length heterogeneity is seen (Additional File 9), however, Balanophoraceae and Cynomorium still remain on distinct clades.

Both cpx-I and cpx-I(26−83) preferentially bound ternary SNARE complexes as compared to t-SNARE heterodimers, although some degree of full-length cpx-I binding to t-SNAREs was observed.

In this case, the researchers suggest, the shells might have gotten thicker at first and then, once the snails had some degree of protection, grown to a length that the crabs could no longer handle.

A number of studies have been published, most of them pointing to some degree of heritability with regard to length of life or susceptibility to major diseases, such as cancer and heart disease.

Direct alignment of phostensin and taperin reveals some degree of similarity along their entire length (supplementary material Fig. S7).

The median sequence conservation of a cross-section of motifs (ENCODE Project Consortium, 2011) revealed some degree of correlation with the motifs' length and information content; however this was not statistically significant and was largely due to the inclusion of CTCF and NRSF/REST (see Extended Experimental Procedures and Figures 1E and 1F).

Collectively, a large degree of length variability was observed among both nasal carriage strains of S. aureus, as well as clinical strains.

In Figure 2(c), different degree of length enrichments was also observed between L5 and L6 libraries.

A high degree of length polymorphism at cp microsatellite loci has been reported in Pinus, Glycine, rice and barley.