Sentence examples for conducting extended from inspiring English sources
For more than three decades several countries have been conducting extended experimental and demonstration programmes in such facilities.
Nevertheless some surgeons, especially those in Japan, have been conducting extended lymphadenectomy to provide better prognosis, most prospective trials have failed to demonstrate its survival benefit and its clinical significance is now considered to be limited [ 3- 6].
But these men did not conduct extended campaigns to influence public opinion.
Presidential campaigns and the major parties have more than enough resources to conduct extended mobilization efforts and the run advertising during the early voting period.
To further explore what might underlie our survey findings, we decided to conduct extended interviews with the water managers of two utilities who agreed to speak with us.
Further, when risk factors are known there is potential to conduct extended follow-up with travellers who have exposure risks, but no symptoms at the time of flight.
We conducted extended funnel plots to assess the impact a further trial of paracetamol for spinal pain and hip or knee osteoarthritis would have on the current evidence presented in this meta-analysis.
Due to the small number of participants in the aforementioned trial and a lack of data concerning the effectiveness of individual attempts at endotracheal intubation (ETI), decided decision was made to conduct extended research on intubation using the GlideScope and Miller Laryngoscopes.
This is a valuable suggestion and we have added the following discussion point to the text: "Further, when risk factors are known there is potential to conduct extended follow-up with travellers who have exposure risks, but no symptoms at the time of flight.
The high court case centred around whether the definition of corrupt conduct extended to a private citizen who misleads public officials.
Rio Ferdinand gambled on having a probable three-game ban for violent conduct extended to four, by denying the charge and so enabling himself to play against City, ahead of a Football Association regulatory commission which will sit today to consider his apparent lash at the face of Hull City's Craig Fagan on Saturday.
