Sentence examples for extending the time frames from inspiring English sources
Others complain that while temporary protections for immigrants can sometimes be justified, the government has been too liberal in extending the time frames.
But there have been no serious discussions between the two governments about extending the time frame.
The bill would alter the existing dispute process by extending the time frame for finding an alternate provider to 14 days, and by ensuring the patient or patient's surrogate has assistance navigating the appeals process, access to free copies of medical records and adequate representation at an ethics committee hearing.
However, the company announced they are increasing their capital return program and extending the time frame by four quarters.
It said uncertainty over future government grants meant it voted through plans to increase the savings to at least £90m, extending the time frame to the end of 2016-17.
Extending the time frame to July (before the new iPod touch debuted) is even more impressive: ad requests went up by 16 times, from 18 million to 292 million.
In Study 1, we replicate the results of Cutting et al. (2010) while nearly doubling the number of popular movies investigated and by extending the time frame of the corpus of movies.
However, extending the time frame beyond one-year period will actually amplify the cost differences between acute and chronic biologics whilst a 6-month period will not fit with the dosing regimen of some of the products in our sample.
When extending the time frame, the costs per infection averted decrease (figure 5), because the declining prevalence of each additional year is compared to the higher baseline prevalence.
It's the same method, just extending the time frame, I believe, and I would simplify this text.
In this particular study, we investigated the early stages of the HIV-1 infection but in future, we suggest that extending the time frame of the study could assist in better comprehension of the disease progression.
