Sentence examples for and often extend to from inspiring English sources

Although comparisons of endocervical canal length would best be made on hysterectomy specimens in order to accurately assess the cervical endometrial junction on histology, tumours in this population are larger, easier to define on external coil MRI and often extend to the internal os, making them an unsuitable population for endovaginal MRI measurements.

System design includes the development of training techniques and programs and often extends to the design of training devices and training aids.

The USGS spectral library described in Clark et al. (2007) contains reflectance measurements in dry-nitrogen atmosphere for the spectral range 0.2 25 µm (and often extended to 150 µm).

It is frequently depicted on cylinder seals and steles, where it is always held by a god – usually either Shamash, Ishtar, and in later Babylonian images also Marduk – and often extended to a king.

Critical thinking and skepticism often extend to innovative and exotic technologies, such as new informatics tools, particularly those developed outside the analytic workplace.

The term 'epigenetic' has been taken to mean different things at different times since its original inception [ 2] and definitions often extend to include the mechanisms by which epigenetic phenomena are manifested.

These negative health and developmental effects often extend to later life, resulting in enormous medical, educational, psychological and social costs [ 6- 8].

demonstrations, which are never directed against the President here, are frequent in the United States and that they often extend to the area,., around, the White House.

The dynamics involved in the adoption and implementation stages often extend to the stage of sustainability.

With Djokovic's ball bouncing and Nadal's towel-grabbing and pant-adjusting, the gap can often extend to 30 seconds or beyond.

Our findings also may explain why CGIs often extend to include promoter, exonic, and intronic sequences of genes.