Sentence examples for with a longer extent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the duration of the noun differs between realization types with a longer extent of the G2 type (450 ms vs. 530 ms; t [86]= -2.86; p ≤ 01).

This could be due to non-enzymatic browning, which might take place at higher extent with a longer exposure time used for two-step heating.

The predictors of research performance are shown in Table 4. Poorer viva outcome (3-month or 1-year corrections) was associated with course tutor concern over critical thinking, research supervisor ratings, and to a lesser extent with a longer time between obtaining GBC and start of training.

Switching stimulation frequency also leads to changes in contraction extent but with a longer transition period characterizing the adoption of cardiomyocyte to new loading conditions.

It is therefore unclear to what extent our results can be generalized to courses with more participants, or courses with a longer duration.

The extent of impairment at baseline was correlated with lesion volume prior to treatment, and a higher baseline cognitive function was associated with a longer overall survival.

Roadway deformation is large and lasts longer with a large extent of damage; all anchor bolts are in severely damaged surrounding rock zone without reliable adhesive basis; and U-shaped steel arch unevenly contacts with surrounding rock without sufficient bearing capacity.

First, when some arbitrary reverberation times (T a ) are assumed, ρ increases monotonically with T a because a longer T a increases the extent of subtraction.

The liver is relatively resistant to HFD-induced inflammation requiring longer periods of HFD feeding with a lesser extent of inflammatory gene marker expression compared to epididymal adipose tissue (Fontana et al., 2013).

This can to some extent be negated by using a longer plate with widely spaced screws to increase the working length.

Interestingly, the Jas treatments with lower concentration induced [Ca2+]c elevation to a lesser extent but for a longer time.