Sentence examples for extending longer from inspiring English sources
"Temperatures are warming and seasons are extending longer, which makes us see these blooms way later into the fall and way earlier in the winter," explains Larson.
In vitro, DRG neurons from cre+GSK3βlox/lox mice had increased neurite outgrowth with more neurons extending longer neurites (≥200 μm).
The FMT has a circumferential titanium fiber-mesh surface located proximally, a midshaft circumferential corundum surface extending longer laterally, and a polished, tapered distal part.
No contract is to extend longer than two years.
Most Iraqi policy makers predict that the two sides will reach an interim agreement, though possibly one that will extend longer than Mr. Zebari described.
Organisers decided it needed to be extended longer term, due to its popularity and the way in which people recover psychologically from such ordeals.
Combat in Afghanistan has already extended longer than that, with no end in sight.
In fact, enough studies on laboratory animals have shown there is cause for concern, even when the studies rarely if ever extend longer than 90 days.
The weekly lunch could set up an effort later that day to push reforms through on a straight up-or-down vote, but activists warned Monday morning that negotiations could be extended longer.
Emotions ran high as the last shots of the cast were captured; Shatner said, "By the time we finished the last scene, which extended longer than we expected, there was a sense of irritation.
