Sentence examples for extension of duration from inspiring English sources

Examples of patent strengthening provisions include the extension of duration patents on agrochemicals and pharmaceutical products from 20 to 25 years and industrial designs from 10 to 15 years, most common in several US RTAs.

The frequency of renal failure on the last day of follow-up was comparable between the arms (table 2), underlining that the results depicted in table 1 reflect a temporary extension of duration of renal failure in the high-exposure group and furthermore that this observation is not explained by premature discharge of renally incompetent patients in the standard-exposure arm.

However, in this study, ORs increased with the extension of duration after the last screening and values were 1.0 or higher for those having their most recent screening test 4 5 years before diagnosis (Table 3), suggesting that self-selection bias was unlikely to be a major factor.

Extension of prophylaxis duration to one month appeared to be more effective than standard duration but was also associated with an excess of major bleedings.

The increased frequency of individuals who qualified for diagnosis was likely attributable to the extension of headache duration from 30 min to 4 h.

Indeed, over extension of the duration of either step 1 or step 2 leads to deterioration of the overall corrosion resistance.

By comparison, it is apparent that either the change of temperature or extension of heating duration makes no difference to the resultant phase formation.

Moreover, in each new study, researchers tried to tackle shortcomings of the preceding one as reflected by the extension of the duration of administration of the gas to NIV-free periods in the most recent study [19].

This work assumed that the modulation of prosody-related acoustic parameters, such as increase of the local energy, extension of the duration, and exaggeration of pitch movements, were all asynchronous and could be modeled by CHMMs with multiple data streams.

The extension of the duration calculus (DC) by iteration, which is also known as Kleene star, enables the straightforward specification of repetitive behaviour in DC and facilitates the translation of design descriptions between DC, timed regular expressions and timed automata.

Compared with the data of Fig. 1, it is obvious that both the changes of temperature and extension of heating duration make no difference to the resultant phase formation.