Sentence examples for extension of about from inspiring English sources

Theresa May had been hoping to hold a third vote on Wednesday which, if successful, would have paved the way for her to ask for a short "technical extension" of about three months to complete the Brexit process.

Interestingly, the three T. vaginalis sequences share a ~450 aa C-terminal extension of about 39% identity with the Clostridium perfringens 3 fprA homolog.

The nad2 gene of E. crassus has an extension of about 250 amino acids, and the homologous gene of E. minuta is around 500 amino acids longer.

In this light, the difference in extension of about 3 nm between the 10 and 5 pN segments of Fig. 2a is consistent with the WLC model.

And a Société Générale analyst, Rudy Narvas, wrote in a note to clients on Friday that without the extension of about $180 billion in stimulus, "the drag to G.D.P. could put the U.S. into recession" in 2012.

So now when players are looking, they say, 'O.K., I'm going to go play with this guy.' " Williams is eligible for a contract extension of about $40 million over two years, which would lock him up through 2014-15.

Furthermore, it seems that the cox1 genes of T. pyriformis and both Euplotes species contain N-terminal extensions of about 40 amino acids.

However, almost all other identified CRN homologs in Bd have short N-terminal extensions of about 20 amino acids in positions corresponding to signal peptides (Table 1 and Additional file 2).

Pain prevalence and severity do increase with the extension of disease: about half of all cancer patients report some degree of pain, but this percentage rises to 74% in the advanced and terminal stages (Bonica, 1990).

I think shaming women about birth control is an extension of shaming women about sex.

Boxer was sharply critical of the way that the extension came about — as part of the must-pass, stopgap funding bill — and blamed the powerful railroad lobby.