Sentence examples for have some extension from inspiring English sources
Moreover, they have some extension and trace properties that BMO(Rn) does not have.
Patients treated with monoclonal antibodies blocking IL-6 receptor (tocilizumab) have a reduction in the number of circulating plasmablasts and experience a reduction in the number of attacks, 19 but it is unclear whether the drug effects have some extension into the CNS.
The latter reason might be why it is difficult to explain the back-propagation curves from GPS807 and GPS806 (Fig. 3), unless the seafloor-uplift area has some extension in the north-to-south direction, instead of assuming the only seafloor uplift exists east of the epicenter.
The first is MoSS [1], a frequent subgraph miner that can not only be used to find common substructures in a set of molecules but is also able to compute the MCSS very fast and has some extension especially suited for molecules.
The Openflow protocol is the Openflow protocol version 1.4 [18] and has some extensions for GTP header awareness.
An intermediate view is to grant reality to objects that have some spatial extension: not commonsense objects, but aggregations of atoms within the scope of a specific sense-sphere (Skt. āyatana, Tib. skye mched), such as, for the visual sense-sphere, patches of color.
"So we're going to have some kind of extension.
Recent developments in treatment of malignant gliomas have provided some extension of survival time through the concomitant administration of temozolomide (TMZ) chemotherapy following surgery and radiotherapy [ 59].
This property of light is due to the source not being ideally point-like and having some lateral extension, which can lead to incoherence in the transversal direction.
A young buck who works downtown in a large office which has some 300 extensions on its switchboard, remembered at 5 30 one day that a….
By Kenneth Godfrey, Mason, Harold Ross, and James Thurber The New Yorker, October 7, 1933 P. 18 A young buck who works downtown in a large office which has some 300 extensions on its switchboard, remembered at 5 30 one day that a young lady in town for the day had promised to call him between 5 30 and 6.
