Sentence examples for which longer from inspiring English sources

Ethylene use falls into two main categories: 1) as a monomer, from which longer carbon chains are constructed, and 2) as a starting material for other two-carbon compounds.

The apparatus has been tested using a number of proteins for which longer wavelength linear dichroism spectra had already been measured.

Thermal treatment resulted, during the first 5 min in a decrease in molecular weight as measured by intrinsic viscosity, after which longer heating had no significant effect.

Results: Growth curve analyses with hierarchial linear modeling using a decelerating recovery function yielded a reliable model in which longer rehabilitation length of stay was associated with a more rapid rate of recovery but lower plateau.

The inner diameter required for optimum output flowrate was dependent on the length of fibre used, in which longer fibres used required a larger inner diameter to ensure optimum output flowrate.

This work will serve as the basis for the reconstruction of the TSI back to the Maunder minimum and beyond by replacing NM with radionuclide data, for which longer time series exist.

With the Bank on Students Loan Fairness Act, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, proposes to reduce this interest rate to the same level that large banks pay for loans from the Federal Reserve Bank — 0.75 percent — for at least one year, during which longer-term remedies could be explored.

Often that's due to "contango," or a market condition in which longer-dated contracts are more expensive than expiring ones.

To understand the conditions in which longer-length acoustic models result in considerable improvements in recognition performance, we carry out recognition experiments on both TIMIT and the Spoken Dutch Corpus and analyse the differences between the two sets of results.

Our findings suggest that some symptoms are amenable to early midwifery intervention, with a need to promote ways in which longer-term physical morbidity can be addressed.

For our initial two study cohorts (2001 and 2003) in which longer-term follow-up was available, the 5-year death rates were 30.2% and 52.4%, respectively, for patients with STEMI and NSTEMI.