Sentence examples for extended in the current from inspiring English sources

Yet the scale of support that has been extended in the current financial crisis is unprecedented: the entire system has been explicitly guaranteed.

Our previous work, published in two papers in the REVERB'14 workshop [17, 18], described two dereverberation techniques that are combined and extended in the current study.

To date, there have been three failed attempts by Senate Democrats to get unemployment benefits extended in the current cycle -- resulting in 2.5 million people who have been out of work for longer than six months without getting insurance help.

This approach has been extended in the current 11th edition of the AAIDD classification following the same paradigm [ 56].

The Monte Carlo Mapped Power method (a simulation-based power calculation methodology using the likelihood ratio test) was extended in the current study to perform sample size calculations for mixed pharmacokinetic studies (i.e. both sparse and dense data collection).

This important observation has been confirmed and extended in the current study, in which faster imaging was used to demonstrate that Ca2+-waves and oscillations often originate from spark sites.

Furthermore, the 3-D PIC model with two current sheets extended in the electric current direction shows their fast fragmentation associated with the exponential dissipation of the free magnetic field energy.

The discounting, as steep as $118 for the recently launched 64GB iPhone XR, is the latest sign that Apple's weak holiday sales in China may have extended into the current quarter.

2D orientations were obtained by using automated methods developed in our previous studies and we have extended these in the current study to obtain the 3D muscle fascicle orientation in 3D space.

Similarly, a slightly larger proportion of Cameroonian women had extended family in the current village (44.7%, 95% CI 36.8 – 52.7 of refugees vs. 59.8% 95% CI 52.8 – 66.9 of Cameroonians), and a significantly larger proportion of Cameroonian households owned land (refugees 68.3%, 95% CI 56.4 – 80.1 vs. Cameroonians 87.6%, 95% CI 81.8 – 93.3).

To help small companies with cash flow, policy makers should also extend provisions in the current stimulus bill that allow money-losing firms to receive refunds of taxes paid on profits earned in previous years.