The 76ers gave up a lot to acquire Bynum despite the fact that he was in the last year of his contract, with the idea of signing him to an extension during the course of the year.
In ulnar positive variance, the ulno-carpal impaction decreases supination and extension over the course of proximal radial migration.
UTR extension in the course of new polyA signal adoption [ 10, 13] or new splice variant development [ 9] are perfect examples of exaptation.
Early indicators included course attrition rates and examination marks; later adaptations included promotion of use of research to influence clinical practice and institutional systems, and extension of the course to two new sites.
Even so, it seems that, in deliberating and deciding, agents sometimes manage to exercise control actively over the way things go, and by extension over the course of their own lives.
Not only does the novel's erratic structure challenge conventional reading methods, its protagonist, Horacio Oliveira, is constantly "questioning the world around him and, by extension, the entire course of so-called Western society".
When they looked for neurons lengthening and retracting their extensions over the course of minutes, they found that about 70% of cells in month-old mice wiggled their axons, but that number dropped to 10% in mice older than 4 months.
Congress passed ten copyright-extension acts in the course of the twentieth century; copyright now lasts for seventy years after the death of the author.
It had been customary to think of observing as noticing and attending to interesting details of things perceived under more or less natural conditions, or by extension, things perceived during the course of an experiment.
Serious adverse events reported in the extension trial set over the course of the 2-year trial are summarized by system organ class in the Supporting Information (Table S2).
