Sentence examples for extension due to from inspiring English sources

Dercon, meanwhile, is not taking over at the Volksbühne until 2017 and will continue overseeing the Tanks extension, due to open in 2016.

She takes over in a pivotal year for the gallery with its new £260m extension due to open in June, giving Tate Modern, already the world's most visited museum of modern and contemporary art, 60% more gallery space.

The haazelwood mine fire inquiry was due to deliver its final report into the rehabilitation of the coalmine on Tuesday, but on Monday its board sought an extension due to one of its board members suffering from a medical condition.

Those languages cover most of Central and Southern Africa; they are found from Senegal to the Cape of Good Hope, with a geographically widespread extension due to relatively recent migrations.

Spence is the British Museum's head of collections, and on Monday he helped give a progress report on one of the biggest and most important developments in the museum's 260-year-old history: a £135m extension due to open next March to house its new world conservation and exhibitions centre (WCEC).

Crack extension due to overload was not observed.

We used the IT2F extensions due to the fact that some of the evaluation criteria are subjective and qualitative in nature.

Mesenchymal stem cells cultivated within the Col mBGn hydrogels were highly viable, with enhanced cytoskeletal extensions, due to the addition of surface aminated mBGn.

The dsDNA is subject to local compression or over-extension due to longitudinal thermal fluctuations.

dilp2 is the most highly expressed of the mNSC-derived dilps, and several studies have indicated its functional significance and the prominent role it may play in mediating lifespan-extension due to reduced IIS [18] [21], prompting us to investigate the role of DILP2 directly.

The magnitude of lifespan extensions due to mNSC-ablation in the three experiments is within the range of those seen previously (14 and data not shown).