Sentence examples for which are shortened from inspiring English sources

Examples include the shell muscle of the abalone and the tentacles of squid, which are shortened by contraction of longitudinal muscle fibres and lengthened by circular and transverse ones.

Distraction is tailored according to the exact elements of the deformity of each patient, but in general the correction is performed through 1/4 of a turn 4 times daily on all units except the anterior pull-up rods which are shortened at 1 full turn 3 times daily.

The length of exons is well conserved, except for s6, s7 and s9, which are shortened by a premature stop codon suggesting that they are pseudogenes.

Circulating leukocytes are derived from hematopoietic stem cells, so the lengths of telomeres in an individual's leukocytes reflect the length of the telomeres in their hematopoietic stem cells, which are shortened by their lifetime of replenishing leukocytes.

At present, a variety of rotary instruments have been developed which are shortening the chair time needed to prepare root canals, which means more clinical time is available for clinicians to perform a thorough chemical disinfection during endodontic treatment.

Fred Lorenzen won the 1965 Daytona 500, which was shortened to 133 laps because of rain.

Was her suspension, which was shortened from two years on appeal, long enough?

In 1945 it adopted the name Textron Incorporated, which was shortened to Textron Inc. in 1956.

That film resulted in an Oscar for best director, as did "Amadeus," which was shortened for theaters.

Investors spent most of the four-day week, which was shortened by the Memorial Day holiday, bidding up stock prices.

Sorenstam captured last year's tournament, which was shortened to 54 holes because of rain, with a seven-under 206.