Sentence examples for has extended almost from inspiring English sources

The TOPGAL-expressing domain is emphasized dorsally at E11.5, and has extended almost completely into the ventral half of the retinal rim by E12.5 (compare Fig. 4A and C).

Especially in the past 30 years, the research has extended into almost all social and ethnic issues arising from the country's great development and change.

6, 17, 22– 25 For instance, with regards to increasing the indications and applications of the innovations, the initial use of imaging diagnostics (eg, x-rays, computed tomography, magnetic resonance) was initially targeted to specific organs and functions, but their application has extended to almost every part of the human body, resulting in increased spending.

However, the ACA has extended its life, including almost $2 trillion in federal subsidies over the next ten years (16) (if these subsidies survive a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on their legality in coming months).

Additionally, the equity has extended its strong price action into 2011, gaining almost 6% since the start of the year.

It has targeted almost every regime in the region and, as it failed to make progress, has extended its hostility into the West.

That benevolence has extended to his players.

Western exceptionalism has extended to policy, too.

That position also has extended to Assad.

As we clambered to the top of this construction site — those heights again — it somehow made sense that Gillen's planned year in China had extended to almost three.

The dining room has been extended almost to the rails of the track, giving patrons an unobstructed view of the homestretch.