Sentence examples for extended back over from inspiring English sources
The Bryant/Harrison one-way pair was added to Route 68 (which already included the bridge) in 1937 and removed in 1947 along with the bridge; in 1961 the new freeway approach became part of Route 68, which was extended back over the bridge to Route 5 at its Oakland landfall.
The Saguenay study used the entire record, which could have extended back over decades, to ascertain the number of morbidities.
Their appearance usually coincided with retraction of one cell border with respect to the other, leaving a finger-like protrusion and their disappearance occurred when one cell border extended back over the protrusion area.
"We're seeing the cumulative impact of a social experience that extends back over a generation".
Our relationship with Bill Modell, his family and business extends back over thirty years.
The cases extend back over a period of 20 years.' The defence wanted to know more about the database, which Meadow says details 81 cases of cot death that subsequently proved to be murders.
These contain data predominantly from the research phases of drug discovery but, because this extends back over 30 years, much of the primary data for approved drugs is included.
The L58/64 engine was followed on the market in 1987 by the L40/54 derivative, MAN Diesel's experience with 400 mm bore designs at the time extending back over 20 years.
The use of artificial reefs in the Arabian Gulf have a history extending back over a century, when date palm trunks, stones, pottery and other materials were sunk in coastal areas to enhance fish catch.
Interest in systemic and local hypothermia extends back over many decades, and both have been investigated as potential neuroprotective interventions in a number of clinical settings, including traumatic brain injury, stroke, cardiac arrest, and both intracranial and thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm surgery.
The very low divergence found here for two genera with independent fossil records extending back over 50 MY provides an estimate of just how slowly: 0.055% per MY.
