Sentence examples for extends to a small from inspiring English sources

While he is endorsed by Tbilisi, his authority only extends to a small part of the region.

Windows with red shutters punctuate the front of the house, and the white, green and red color scheme extends to a small barn and smaller outbuildings farther back to the left.

The positive region between the electrodes only extends to a small depth compared to the isotropic derivative, even in the case of a vertical axis of symmetry (VTI medium).

Photoreception in the mammalian retina is not restricted to rods and cones but extends to a small number of intrinsically photoreceptive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs), expressing the photopigment melanopsin [ 1 4].

BP's communications budget apparently didn't extend to a small industrial town in Texas, however.

The low accuracies for fruit cropping correspond to a flat distribution of relative SNP effects which extended to a small value (less than 0.0069, Figure 2).

Plant breeding has a long history of using diallele crosses to test for the presence of maternal effects (cytoplasmic genetic variation) on a phenotype and this was recently extended to a small reciprocal F2 family structure to show that the cytoplasmic effects could have significant impacts on plant height in maize (Tang et al., 2013).

A quick look out the back door revealed a four and a half foot sheet of water extending to a smaller canal about 200 yards to the west of the house.

In addition, a small nerve extends to a muscle attached to one of the bones of the middle ear, and autonomic fibres extend to salivary and tear glands.

15 Despite the fact that none of the 12 children who received prolonged resuscitation after drowning in winter had good outcome, the 95% confidence interval for this group, based on such a small sample, extends to a survival rate of 22%.

Green light armor covered his forearms and lower legs, while an open V-shaped green vest protected his torso, extending to a matching small fauld and loincloth.