Sentence examples for extension of this effect from inspiring English sources
It would be mistaken to discount an extension of this effect to the UK.
An extension of this effect can allow control over which of the two carbonyl reactants becomes the enolate even if both do have α hydrogens.
For intrinsically or lightly doped silicon (as in our case), the carrier lifetime is much longer, and the spatial extension of the effect can be as large as 1 mm.
Regarding the spatial extension of the effect of unemployment it can be argued that the supply of training positions increases continuously: The larger the spatial ring, the more training opportunities available.
As shown in Figure 1, after 1 h of treatment with cannabinoids, the increase of AMPK phosphorylation already occurred, with a further extension of the effect up to 24 h.
Kikuchi et al. (2012) reported an extension of this repertoire of effects-bacteria in the genus Burkholderia imparts protection against organophosphorous pesticides in stinkbugs.
Multilevel logistic regression model is an extension of fixed effect logistic regression, incorporating random effects into the model in order to deal with the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) that arises in multilevel data.
On the proliferative phase of inflammation, the extract was not effective in ameliorating the overall outcome of formaldehyde arthritis event notwithstanding the fact that it inhibited the early stages (which is likely an extension of its effect on acute inflammation).
As an extension of this observation, we tested the effects of E2 and the ER agonists on T/HS-induced lung permeability.
Photoelectron spectroscopy is an extension of the photoelectric effect (see radiation: The photoelectric effect)., first explained by Einstein in 1905, to atoms and molecules in all energy states.
20 Mortality within 42 days of birth was used as the reported outcome despite considerable debate regarding the extension of this time period to reflect the effects of pregnancy and childbirth over a longer timeframe, 27 because it is the most widely reported.
