Sentence examples for given to extend from inspiring English sources

Some economic data on chemical equipment are also given to extend economical thinking of laboratory chemists.

Research perspectives are given to extend the efficiency of the methods in higher dimensions and address the relaxing of full monotony hypotheses.

Based on a simple approach where the whiteboard's physical location would determine the default privacy level, the recommendation was given to extend this with support for either handheld devices or small, on-screen pop-up windows as means to access sensitive information in a more private manner.

Here, he would work with Oneida, a restlessly creative Brooklyn rock quintet given to extended improvisation.

Since then, however, more emphasis has been given to extending the rail system into the western provinces.

In the matter of inquests, the report suggested that there should be advance disclosure of evidence and documents, as of right, to parties and that consideration should be given to extending legal aid to victims, or their families.

If, during the investigation evidence is presented to the GCA which indicates that the same practices have been carried out by other designated retailers, consideration will be given to extending the scope of the investigation to include them.

Consideration should be given to extending the availability and choice of medical abortion to women in this gestational group.

The internet was hardly the place of commerce in 1990 that it is today, so there was little foresight given to extending ADA standards onto the web at the time.

Consideration should be given to extending the duration of intravenous in those CF patients who are persistently culture-positive on therapy.

We feel that, consideration should be given to extending such a potentially cost-effective project (which saves life years, morbidity and resources) to a nationwide basis, in order to encompass as many people as possible.