Sentence examples for commonly extends from inspiring English sources

The extent of the exclusion depends on the intent of the parties who created the easement but commonly extends to granting easements or licenses to others for similar purposes.

The left ductus more commonly extends from the left brachiocephalic artery to the left pulmonary artery, and in such a situation, a ring is not formed [12, 28].

From the PPF, the tumour commonly extends via the IOF into the orbit and via the PMF into the masticator space, both of which are categorized as AJCC stage T4 (Fig. 5c).

This high level of conservation commonly extends to functional units, such that many yeast complexes are reminiscent of their metazoan counterparts [ 36, 37].

Genome-wide mapping of nascent transcription, using techniques such as NET-seq, shows that transcription commonly extends into and over the intergenic regions of both convergent and tandemly arranged genes (Churchman and Weissman, 2011).

However, in self-pollinating crops such as barley, LD commonly extends for distances of up to 10 cM (Kraakman et al. 2004), and in some Arabidopsis populations, LD exceeds 50 cM (Nordborg et al. 2002).

Due dates for papers are commonly extended when the student just can't get it done by then.

The results showed that ≥0.5 cm thick sandy tsunami deposits on seaward-facing slopes commonly extend to over 90%% of the inundation distance where the inundation distance is less than 2.5 km, whereas the maximum limit of ≥0.5 cm thick sand layers on flat plains is 3 km (57 76 % of the inundation distance) for an inundation distance exceeding 2.5 km.

Magma with low levels of silica (as in basalt) commonly extend tens of kilometers from the volcano's vent.

Axons, because they commonly extend a great distance from the cell body and need to reach specific targets, grow in a particularly complex way.

Graft-derived TH-GFP-expressing presumed DA neurons were located predominantly in the top cell layers (Fig. 1K), with processes commonly extending towards host cells in all layers of the slice cultures (Fig. 1J).