'extended statements' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a long or complex sentence or a series of sentences with related ideas. For example, "The author's extended statements about the effects of global warming provided a comprehensive explanation of the issue."
(If we can call it an album, it's a better extended statement than most I heard this year; hence the inclusion of so many jazz album tracks in my singles list).
Abramoff, whose expression changed from quizzical to stern during Rodgers' extended statement, responded that he could not remember if he had worked with any journalists when he considered buying the papers.
This same methodology was extended to statements about higher-level taxa.
Only one previous review explores trends in and determinants of quality directly [ 12], finding generally higher quality in journals with higher impact factors, but only modest impact of the 2004 extended CONSORT statement for cluster randomised trials [ 13].
In contrast, we found no evidence of an association between journal endorsement of the 2004 extended CONSORT statement and reporting quality, contrary to the findings of previous research, which identified better reporting amongst randomised controlled trials published in journals more strongly promoting the original 1996 CONSORT statement [ 16].
The protections afforded by the Constitution do not extend to statements made as part of a fraudulent scheme.
Cons: Could be open to accusations of political bias, and the mission might also creep: would it extend to statements on politicians' pages?
The findings both support and extend existing statements in the literature on the antecedents of annoyance.
To ascertain positions on the origin and biodiversity of life, a set of ten statements extended by Yasri and Mancy (bringing together Brem et al. and Scott's scales) for presenting a range of views including creation, evolution (and the concept of abiogensis to mirror creation narrative) and other reconciliatory views (which bring both religious and scientific explanation together) was used.
Reporting methodology of all trials except one [ 24] were inconsistent with the extending CONSORT statement about the standards for reporting interventions in clinical trials of acupuncture (STRICTA) [ 35], although this statement has been stressed in many journals in Chinese and English.
