| length |
| N(1) | [longitud] | length, lengths |
| ~ Prep | ~ in, ~ of |
| The length of the chromosome was extended. | That species was quite large. |
| Adj ~ | similar ~, different ~, identical ~ | known ~ | genetic ~, physical ~| variable ~, varying ~| extraordinary ~ | full- ~ |
| Full-length clones were identified. | Those fragments were of identical length. | |
| > El sintagma "full-length" suele ir unido por un guión y constituye un compuesto. |
| N ~ | allelle ~, average ~, branch ~, cell ~chain ~, claw ~, gene ~, leaf ~, sperm ~, spore ~, tree ~ |
| Total body length was measured. | Cycle lengths were unknown at early stages. | There were enormous differences in gene lengths. |
| V ~ | alter ~, calculate ~, estimate ~, extend ~, measure ~ |
| Average lengths were estimated. |
| N(2) | [duración temporal] | length, lengths |
| ~ Prep | ~ for, ~ in, ~ of |
| The length for each individual cycle was estimated. | The length of both phases varied considerably. | The length of the product was taken into account. | It may depend on the length of the incubation period. |
| Adj ~ | similar ~, different ~, identical ~ | known ~ | short ~, full- ~ (sequence) |
| The populations under study were separated by a known length of time. | No abnormalities were found in full-length sequences. |
| N ~ | average ~, cycle ~, phase ~ |
| The average length of periods of interaction is shown |
| V ~ | calculate ~, estimate ~, measure ~ |
| The total length of time spent in the experiment was calculated. |
| long |