Sentence examples for created to extend from inspiring English sources
Frédéric Fekkai's Technician Color Care Mask ($34) and Technician Styling Glaze ($20, both at www.sephora.com) were created to extend the time between color treatments.
Additional dictionaries have also been created to extend CIF into related fields, such as powder diffraction, electron density studies, and the description of incommensurate crystal structures.
VLHL PAI-1 protein mutant was created to extend half-life over 700 hours.
Several PAI-1 mutants were created to extend half-life up to over 700 h with full inhibitory activity [ 22, 23].
The MycoBASE database was created to extend the functional annotation knowledge of mycobacteria in general, allowing for a better genomic understanding of both a highly prevalent group of infectious agents, tuberculosis complex, and a group of emerging pathogens, NTM.
The EUROPREV (European Network for Prevention and Health Promotion in Family Medicine and General Practice) was created to extend and coordinate the experiences from this program and to promote preventive services at the European level.
This is what attracted Nestlé.Since there is an installed base of some 10m R/3 users, and mySAP.com has been created to be extended to most of a firm's staff, the growth potential is clear.
But now that it has launched an election page, it's abundantly clear that there's simply no reason why you can't create groups to extend the functionality of Twitter and create an experience that goes beyond the basic functionality already being offered.
It needed to be developed into more than a single spot and they immediately began to create ideas to extend Whassup into a whole range of vignettes.
This argument remains popular with economists: Trade allows countries to specialize in what they do best, while technology creates opportunities to extend and improve life that never before existed.
Though they were pegged back by Newcastle's second-half resurgence, Sunderland still managed to create chances to extend their lead.
