Sentence examples for walking additional from inspiring English sources

Women are not walking additional miles to water because of the absence of the market, as Mr Hoffmann suggests.

The 2.6 and 2.2 kb fragments were sequenced in their entirety using primer walking (Additional file 2: Table S1).

A total of 332 PCR-amplified probes was used for library screening and primers used for designing probes were used again for further confirmation of positive clones and cross amplification for configuration during chromosome walking (Additional file 1: Table S1).

An additional 1 kb of genomic sequence immediately adjacent to the 3' end of the 17 kb fragment was determined by primer walking (Additional file 2: Table S1) using the original BAC clone as template DNA.

The relations of peak force to stance time also revealed that high peak force (comparable to that when walking with additional load) and high rate of force rise (comparable to that when walking without additional load) in FL can be obtained by increasing the walking velocity with a motor driven treadmill.

For LCC visited by cattle during resting and walking, see Additional file 1: Figures S13 and S14.

For goats' visits of LCC during resting and walking, see Additional file 1: Figures S15 and S16. Figure 4 Proportion of daily feeding time of goat flocks from Ankilibory (AK), Efoetse (EF), Andremba (AD), and Miarintsoa (MI) spent on different land cover classes (a) and share of these land cover classes within the grazing utilization zones around the four villages (b).

Large insert clones were sequenced by primer walking [see Additional file 2].

Beyond level 7 (1.52 m/s, 3.8 mph) shuttle walking incurred an additional extra energy cost compared with treadmill walking, which may make it difficult to show small improvements in functional capacity if reported as estimated MET values.

An official with New Zealand's Antarctic agency estimated that the birds had to walk an additional 30 miles each way.

However, SLOPE did not affect stance time when rats walked with additional load (Fig. 5).