Sentence examples for extended to look from inspiring English sources

Ofsted inspections could be extended to look at whether schools have a mixed intake, the charity suggested.

The analysis of Mediator was extended to look at the involvement of activators using three components (Med15 (Gal11), Med14 (Rgr1) and Med17 (Srb4).

While the idea that damage in one part of the brain can affect other areas connected to that region is not new, our work on the mesoscopic network organization may be extended to look at disease progression through the network, beyond the current focus on the pathology within individual cells.

Tucker and Okubo's observation, however, was not extended to look for associations between dietary patterns and fractures.

Clearly these initial results need to be extended to look for proteins with this behaviour which are shared by most or all cancers of a particular type and which can be monitored in a sensitive serum based assay.

While here we apply this model to gene expression on a gene-by-gene basis, through altering the response variable to another parameter of a gene, such as it's mutation rate, gene expression variance, or the tissues in which it is expressed, this model could be extended to look for other roles of DNA methylation on gene function and evolution.

But generally chanting extends to "Look at the scoreboard", "Broad is a wanker" and the hideous "Oi! Oi! Oi!" that my mate Walshy claims to have invented in a one-dayer against the West Indies in 1988, another story.

As these programs extend to look at vulnerable populations, including pregnant women, fetuses, and the elderly, our knowledge of the widespread distribution of many of these chemicals—including hundreds that have been classified as endocrine disruptors continues to climb.

This could extend to looking at correspondence, (e-mails, letters etc) quotes and order forms between the parties to determine the terms.

"He tells me what I should be doing when their defense is extending, what to look for when I get past it," he said.

This review extends these to look beyond Level 1 and to explore the role of personality across the wider spectrum of health outcomes across Levels 2 and 3.