Sentence examples for time span more than from inspiring English sources

Considering the complexity of the plant kingdom and a time span more than 150 million years between the divergences of lycophytes and angiosperms, it will not be surprising to identify gene functions in S. moellendorffii that are not present in A. thaliana.

The sizes of spike avalanches varied widely over time, spanning more than two orders of magnitude (Fig. 1c).

For time spans more than four weeks after injury, the sGAG levels of the MEN and ACL groups were not different from the REF group, whereas the ARGS levels continued to differ from REF (except for 26 to 52 weeks after meniscal injury).

A. H. Weiler, a writer, editor and critic whose career at The New York Times spanned more than 50 years, died on July 22 at his home in Astoria, Queens.

The selection of Bo Obama, "the newest — and only four-legged — occupant of the White House," according to the Times, spanned more than four months.

Additional simulations have shown that such polymorphism is stable over large time-spans (more than 5,000 generations).

As shown in Figure 7, the peak area for each analyte increases linearly with injection time, and as such, the proportionality between peptides is maintained, even across this range of injection times spanning more than a factor of 20.

He went to the foul line 8.6 times a game in that span — more than triple his career average.

There must be no fewer than eight teams, and they must span more than one time zone — two stipulations for which W.P.S. was granted an exception.

"It's about the conduct of the company for a period of time that spans more than a decade".

The effect of SNPs was tested on a latent factor expressing the shared variance across time points spanning more than 10 years.