Sentence examples for extended more often from inspiring English sources
More credit, extended more often, means higher asset prices.This bit of the book needs more detail, and some data on how his theory is supposed to have worked.
It should also be noted that the riparian fringes of the Betsiboka basin are not spatially expansive, and where present often do not extend more than a few tens of metres from the river (see Figure 3; Supplementary Materials).
Dendrites in vehicle-treated rats generally projected at least 50 μm from the cell somata and gave rise to complex networks of fine branches (Fig. 7C and D), whereas dendrites in Ro61-8048-treated rats remained relatively simple and unbranched, and often did not extend more than 50 μm from the somata (Fig. 7E and F).
Along with feeling better and having more energy, when we engage in self-care, we often find that we can extend more compassion to ourselves and toward others.
Over-expressing T by electroporation often resulted in PM-expressing cextendingnding more anteriorly than control cells suggesting that they ingress earlier.
Others showed that death often occurred only after the third day, with hospitalizations sometimes extending more than 20 days [ 29, 39, 80].
Naturally, nuclear plants' owners want to prolong their earnings from long-paid-for investments that they thought would remain cash cows for decades more, often extended by 20-year relicensing.
It can be seen that although correlations of 0.1 or more often extend across almost 1,000 windows, there are few substantial correlations that extend further than this.
She favored whisper-thin lines, at times zigzagging across the paper to form neurons, more often extending across the page in soft diagonals and transversals.
