Sentence examples for have been extensions from inspiring English sources

"Until now, most of our operating systems have been extensions of the desktop metaphor," said John Seeley Brown, former director of Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center.

Since Hsu and Robbins [7] introduced complete convergence, there have been extensions in several directions.

On the other hand, since Hsu and Robbins [7] introduced the concept of the complete convergence, there have been extensions in some directions.

The primary adverse effects associated with the use of albumin have been extensions of its pharmacologic actions (eg fluid overload resulting in pulmonary edema) [ 12].

Most joint models of CD4 count and viral load used for population pharmacodynamic studies have been extensions of the model proposed by Perelson et al. [156].

The most publicized improvements to email in recent memory haven't been browser-based, they've been extensions like Xobni and Xoopit that latch onto your existing mail client and provide auxiliary services.

Mr. Megna said there had been extension discussions with the Legislature about the tobacco package but could not say whether it would pass.

Excising a rim of adjacent, seemingly normal tissue ensures a complete cure unless there has been extension through the lymphatic system, which is the primary route for cancer to spread.

The strategy has already proven to be successful in other fields such as toxicogenomics [10],[11], and thus our main aim here has been extension and validation.

Other extra-cellular extensions have been extensively recorded from both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

There have been numerous extensions and missed deadlines.