Sentence examples for believe extension from inspiring English sources

We believe extension of these technologies to an in vivo setting in rabbits is feasible and that our results support future work exploring the role of MRI as a leading imaging tool for this debilitating and life-threatening disease.

The council believes extensions to six existing secondary schools and two brand new secondary schools are needed by 2023, as a minimum.

Although we recognize that this extension is simplistic and should be interpreted with greater caution, we believe this extension should be representative of the effect of temperatures increases beyond 3°C on peat accumulation rate and its effect on SOL thickness.

"I do not believe another extension is in the interests of anybody, as I did not believe this extension was either necessary or useful," he said Sunday.

I believe, by extension, that human understanding is a function of communication.

Growers in northern New Jersey in particular believe season extension is the way to compete with their southern New Jersey counterparts whose field crops come to market earlier.

Immediately after the announcement, I was in touch with the Home Office to explain my concerns and why I believe an extension is so important.

The 'practice' aspect is an important value to my work, and I believe that Extension students are motivated to make a change in the world". It is true.

"Given the substantial amount of time that this proposal has been pending, I believe an extension of 15 days would be sufficient," Mr. Levitt said in a letter today.

David Bowles, head of public affairs, said the charity had concerns about the humaneness of shooting badgers, adding: "We don't believe an extension of the badger cull will solve the problem of bovine TB in cattle.

Barack Obama is expected to sign the measure into a law, a White House official said, adding that the administration does not believe the extension violates the nuclear deal between major powers and Iran.