Sentence examples for extended tending from inspiring English sources
Such irregular germination extending over a long time is bound to create several practical problems including occupation of nursery beds by the seedlings for long periods of time thereby increasing production costs due to the need for extended tending operations such as watering, weeding, root pruning, and guarding (Legesse 1995).
First, the spatial resolution is too coarse, but existing approaches to downscaling species data tend not to extend to patch level (as required by the IFM).
Rather, costs were lower because doctors offering extended hours tended to prescribe fewer expensive drugs, blood tests, X-rays and other procedures commonly associated with normal office visits.
The shortest programs were unimodal, targeting parents, whereas extended interventions tended to be multimodal.
Extended BIC tends to select very sparse networks, and often no edges are found.
Try not to call in "sick" on too many Mondays or Fridays––extended weekends tend to stick out in the minds of bosses and coworkers.
Considering them from this standpoint, we will see them extend and tend to become all-embracing.
Partial dissolution of the oxide rings due to fluorine ions eventually re-shapes the NTs forming ribs, whereas excessive dissolution over extended anodizing times tends to smoothen the NTs and eventually leads to collapse of the NTs.
Open-market sales, by reducing the capacity of the banking system to extend credit and by tending to drive down the prices of the securities sold, also tend to raise the interest rates charged and paid by banks.
The Royal College of Nursing's suggestion that hospital visiting hours should be extended so visitors can tend to the needs of hospital patients, particularly older people, highlights, yet again, the inadequacy of UK care.
Tax cuts for low-, middle- and upper-middle-income taxpayers should be temporarily extended because those taxpayers tend to spend most of their income and the economy needs consumer spending.
