Sentence examples for somewhat elongated from inspiring English sources
This is consistent with the principals given in Section 4 for globular, somewhat elongated, and very elongated particles.
We have discovered simple guidelines where the ratio f/ fmin can provide a good indication of whether a protein is globular, somewhat elongated, or very elongated.
Kenny had a good day out with the Obamas, and gave a rousing (if somewhat elongated) warm-up speech to the main act at College Green.
They are somewhat elongated fish with large mouths and eyes and numerous light organs on the head, underside, and tail base.
In comparison to airplanes, the tail of a helicopter is somewhat elongated and the rudder smaller; the tail is fitted with a small antitorque rotor (tail rotor).
The masks for funerary ceremonies were more naturalistic with somewhat elongated faces and slightly elongated earlobes, embellished with wigs and beards of human hair.
However, in response to CPT, swi3-E39 (Class III) and E68 (Class III) also displayed statistically stronger elongation phenotype, and swi3-E31 (Class II) and E59 (Class III) reproducibly showed somewhat more elongated phenotype when compared to wild-type.
The name of Breitscheidplatz, a somewhat dreary, elongated square in the strangely centreless centre of the old West Berlin, will now become a synecdoche for terror, joining the Bataclan in Paris, the Atocha station in Madrid and the Promenade des Anglais in Nice.
The effect increased when spherical balls were superseded by somewhat-elongated projectiles.
The bulk of cells overexpressing GFP-W96A-GLTP maintained their normal, elongated, and somewhat irregular shape, characteristics also shared by mock-transfected cells expressing GFP alone (Figs. 1A & 1E).
Although the macroscopic elongation at break and the particle distortion ratio, which is defined as the ratio of the major axis to the minor axis of the elongated particles, are somewhat correlated, the local deformation in the neck region is much larger than the elongation at break.
