Sentence examples for the future length from inspiring English sources

But the future length of adolescence also depends on what happens to childhood.

The initial thickness of the aluminum film has to be carefully chosen because it will determine the future length of the nanowires.

Preoperatively, the length discrepancy was calculated from a single length measurement, which is sufficient for an accurate prediction of the future leg length discrepancy (Aguilar et al. 2005).

There are three control layers in this control architecture: The network load assignment layer predicts, in advance, the total traffic demands for a long time, and makes the upper bound of the future queue length.

Together, b and l allow a calculation of growth rate during the decision window and thus an updated projection of future length l″ l,g,e,b,t) that accounts for recent growth conditions (see Satterthwaite et al. 2009 for details).

Data on demographics, health status and expectations about future length and quality of life were gathered.

Three clusters of responder characteristics influencing TTO scores may be distinguished: (i) the demographic characteristics age, gender, and marital status [ 6]; (ii) health status [ 7, 8] and health related characteristics (such as BMI) [ 9]; and (iii) subjective reference points for future length and quality of life [ 10– 10].

"I will be happy to explore this in the future at greater length," Dr. Macfarlane said, adding that the commission would "gather more information about this specific issue".

B9 NATIONAL A18-28 Gore Says Prosperity Will Fuel Economic Goals President Al Gore offered his economic vision for the future, a book-length plan that hinged on optimistic fiscal forecasts and offered a mountain of detail.

Thus, it is worthwhile to investigate in the future whether full-length AR and splicing variants can also be differentially targeted by other E3 ubiquitin ligases for degradation.

For the development of the physical robot in future, the length and mass of the links should be practical to prepare, for example, for maintenance.