Sentence examples for extended for research from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the access to testing protocols and results performed by manufacturers and importers needs to be extended for research issues in order to achieve a comparison with results of independent research.
The original plan had been to go for 3 years, but last year the research was extended for two more years as part of NASA's IceBridge project.
This research can be extended for other utility sectors like water, telecom, gas etc. Electricity/energy sector covers a large area, and policies vary from consumer to consumer, depending upon the category (agricultural, domestic/industrial). Thus, this research can be done in all the sectors separately, as the service specification varies from country to country and place to place.
The three Republican amendments that Democrats seemed open to debating would eliminate a provision in the new health care law requiring businesses to file 1099 forms reporting when they buy more than $600 in goods from other businesses, extend a tax credit for biodiesel fuel and extend a credit for research and development.
For extended research of SPG (ESPG) to reduce the number of the parameters, they are expressed in a parameter space based on correlations of individual parameters and a newly configured parameter space is proposed through underwater experiments.
Another tension is that many funding structures in the United States do not currently support extended research experiences for undergraduates.
It also extends tax breaks for research and development and interest on student loans: this is important as student loan debt now exceeds credit card debt in the United States.
The two sides were also apart on how to keep the alternative minimum tax from raising the tax bills of nearly 30 million middle-income families and how to extend tax breaks for research by business and other activities.
Funding and academic institutions need to extend their criteria for research excellence and productivity (e.g., the randomized control trial in which one group receives no intervention may not always be feasible or desirable within a CBPR context) and be flexible to incorporate the input of community partners (e.g., IRB review and approval processes).
