Sentence examples for spanning the limits from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, for bacteria spanning the limits of ionizing radiation resistance [3], [6], for human cells [7], for archaea, yeast, animals and viruses [5], [8], [9], the lesion-yields for DSBs, the most severe form of DNA damage in irradiated cells, are very similar and fall within a narrow range (0.002 0.006 DSB/Gy/Mbp per haploid genome).

The role of potential "weedy" species (species with a broader ecological preference that spans the STDF limits) was investigated through re-analysing the maps using smaller data sets of specimen records from narrowly restricted endemics only.

Al-Qaida's goal of creating an Islamic caliphate spanning the Muslim world is limited to a pocket of lawless boltholes controlled by separate factions.

Because the telomeric limit of the duplication contained greater than 95% repetitive sequence, we designed probes to span the centromeric limit.

The dependence of the transfer efficiency on diffusion coefficients varying from 5 x 10 -11 10 -115 x 10(-4) cm(2)/sec, spanning toe range from the static limit to the rapid-diffusion limit, is in excellent agreement with theory.

For statistical analysis, samples with cyto/chemokine levels below or above the detection limits were arbitrarily assigned the values corresponding to the minimum (3.2 pg/ml) or maximum (10,000 pg/ml) limits respectively, spanning the dynamic range of the assay, and following the manufacturer's instructions.

Due to the fact that in SLOT the NA has to be adjusted to yield a DOF spanning the specimen, the resolution is limited by the size of the measured volume.

In addition, lack of appropriate computational methods suitable for analyzing large-scale experimental data from multiple lineages over several time points spanning the lineage commitment process has limited the progress on revealing dynamics and molecular mechanisms underlying multiple lineage commitment.

Fournier-Level et al. grew a large collection of accessions in four geographically distinct regions that spanned the climatic range limits in Europe, and QTNs for fertility and viability were identified in each region.

This equation is solved by a finite element method where the finite element space is spanned by the limit functions of an extended Loop's subdivision scheme proposed by Biermann et al.

A total distance of 100  μ m spans the exposed area, limiting the net quantitative information obtainable.Boyden or transwell chambers are widely used to evaluate cell migration in response to a chemotactic gradient.