Sentence examples for extended from the first from inspiring English sources

Based on eyewitness reports, it was generally believed that hull damage extended from the first through the sixth of the ship's 16 watertight compartments.

Second order regression model was also extended from the first order model when considering the effect of cutting speed (V), feed rate (f), hardness of cutting tool (TH) and two-way of interactions amongst V, f, TH variables.

The acrylic splints of the bonded expander extended from the first deciduous molars through the first permanent molars (Fig. 1a).

The 3'-UTR was extended from the first bases downstream of the stop codon through the polyadenylation signal when possible.

The treatment period extended from the first administration of study drug (week 1) to 4 weeks after the last administration of study drug (week 17) (Fig.  1).

However, as follow-up time extended, from the second week, Nrg-1 mRNA expression of PBLs in antipsychotic treated patients gradually increased and has obvious statistical significance compared the efficacy of taking anti-psychotic before and after therapy.

For both CT and MRI, the field of view was extended from the fifth cervical vertebra (C5) to the fifth thoracic vertebra (T5).

This expression extended from the third arch posteriorly, consistent with the zebrafish expression of gene homologs involved in parathyroid specification in amniotes (Hogan et al., 2004; Okabe and Graham, 2004).

My mother believes you shouldn't go away in England's finer months, and because she is a gardener, that period extends from the first OK day in March right through to the first stormy day of autumn.

The second floor is actually a mezzanine with a curvy, waist-high glass balustrade overlooking the main first-floor gallery; it faces a 27-foot wall extending from the first floor to the ceiling of the second.

Seen together, the two films make up a tragic history of 20th-century communism, extending from the first, exhilarating blasts of the Bolshevik avant-garde to the final whimpers of the Soviet Union and the exhausted, duplicitous imagery of the party propaganda film.