Sentence examples for capacity extend from inspiring English sources

The incentives for physician practices to acquire onsite imaging capacity extend beyond the indirect payment from a referral to a physician-owned service in a fee-for-service (FFS) payment system.

The use of relays is considered an important technology for future wireless systems, because of its potential to increase capacity, extend coverage, and improve access fairness, as well as to provide additional flexibility in the upgrading of the networks [1].

Our new findings clarify that the effects of shared capacity extend to perceptual sensitivity of auditory detection.

Increases in capacity extended to parts of Latin America and Asia, where undersea cables and intraregional links guaranteed healthy communications capacities.

"And I think they will also find that this capacity extends over a broad range of police activities, everything from 911 calls to the newly emerging cricket fields of New York City".

The shut-down of the UK's power station capacity extends beyond nuclear power.

Directional antennas offer many potential advantages for wireless networks such as increased network capacity, extended transmission range and reduced energy consumption.

The cooperative transmission techniques represent one of the most promising solutions in wireless networks for provisioning the increased capacity, extended coverage, and improved fairness [1 3] required by such services.

In lower vertebrates, this regenerative capacity extends to several organs and remarkably culminates in precise tissue patterning, through cellular transdifferentiation and complex morphogenetic processes that can faithfully reconstruct entire body parts.

Our findings of a hyperglycemia-induced depression of mitochondrial capacity extends previous reports on tissue respiration by Vanhorebeek in a long-term, un-resuscitated rabbit model of burn injury-induced critical illness [7, 8], inasmuch as hyperglycemia has similar effects during the acute phase of noradrenaline-resuscitated murine septic shock.

They've figured out how to keep a 1940s Dodge running on old Soviet parts, and that adaptive capacity extends to many areas of life.