Sentence examples for span as of from inspiring English sources

However, we consider this time span as of particular ecological importance, as butterflies (apart from diapausing individuals) typically have fairly short life spans in the field [63].

Folk songs span as wide a range of subjects as any musical genre, from political compass to the deeply personal.

Conversely, reduction of ROS accumulation with antioxidants or as a result of TORC1 inhibition [ 7- 12] causes an extension of life span as well as health span.

Yet, the average avalanche size of these three countries is 132, spanning as much as 75% of the globe (Fig. 10B).

We estimated parameters of the linear regression model considering life span as function of the number of longevity variants contained in the genomes of individuals from the same (first) group and from the second (independent) group of individuals.

Amateurs are welcome, and the age range spans as wide as the timeline of the rings themselves.

Interestingly, NF1 in Drosophila has similar functions of regulating life span as that of C. elegans NFI-1, and flies overexpressing NF1 had increased life spans, improved reproductive fitness, increased resistance to oxidative and heat stress in association with increased mitochondrial respiration, and a 60% reduction in ROS production (Tong et al. 2007).

Based on the analysis of MVGF, EMG and SR, the ROGS is in the interval, TCLm-2.5⩽ROGS⩽TCLm-2, indicating a precise location of optimum grip span as a function of one's TCLm.

Wing span, as a component of AR, is largely a summation of the lengths of humerus, ulna, manus, and distal 1° feathers.

That may sound like nothing special, but assets in conventional stock funds plunged 27.1 percent in the same span, as a result of weak performance and investor disenchantment.

Figure 7 illustrates the optimum span as a function of noise levels for various local smoothing methods.