Sentence examples for extended the conclusions from inspiring English sources

First, Du studied the problem in one space dimension and with a homogeneous environment in [7] and then extended the conclusions to higher space dimensions and a heterogeneous environment in [8].

Munger et al. (2008) [ 23] extended the conclusions of their previous work [ 22] on infections with cytomegalovirus based on results of a kinetic flux profiling study.

Author's response We have extended the Conclusions section and have discussed these questions, but we must agree, that it is hard to find the real explanation for our findings, especially, because multiclass problems are more complicated, than the two class problems.

However, we have extended the conclusions of Matsubayashi et al with a finer temporal assay of rates of wound healing, and show that although ERK1/2 inhibition does reduce the rate of cell migration during healing, ERK1/2 phosphorylation is primarily required for the rapid response to wounding within the first 2 hours.

The new, Fifth IPCC Assessment has now extended the conclusion back over the past 1,400 years.

Furthermore, we extended the conclusion based on the comments of reviewer 2.  Additionally we included the reference to the BridgeDb App paper that was recently published.

Scaling law was explored with hopes to extend the conclusions to macroscopic systems.

Numerical modeling was carried out to extend the conclusions and observations to conditions beyond those of the experimental program.

The data-sharing policy of the journal Science says, "All data necessary to understand, assess and extend the conclusions of the manuscript must be available to any reader of Science".

Next, a "real" HEA candidate system, VNbTaMoW, which presents the BCC structure, is investigated by ab initio calculations, allowing to extend the conclusions to a realistic case with asymmetric interactions.

The data-sharing policy of the journal Science says, "All data necessary to understand, assess and extend the conclusions of the manuscript must be available to any reader of Science". But in the case of a 2010 article based on data from cellphone patterns, a legal agreement with the data provider prevented the researchers from even disclosing the country of origin.