During recessions, this maximum is often extended and it rose to 99 weeks in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis.
However, it should be clarified that the time horizon for economic evaluations of drugs is often extended beyond the duration of the clinical trial.
It must be recognized, however, that in many countries, the sphere of parental influence is often extended to others, most often women.
Doctors typically may be "junior" for five to 15 years, and this is often extended – many working in our hospitals are in fact in their 40s and 50s.
The term (which derives from Antoninus's name) is often extended to include Commodus, son of Marcus Aurelius, joint emperor with his father from 176 to Marcus Aurelius's death in 180 and then sole emperor until his own death in 192.
Silence emerges as the last hurdy-gurdy phrase dissipates into the hall, a silence that is often extended and forms part of the shared experience of the piece; a silence performed as much by the audience as it is by singer and pianist.
Serino Coyne, founded in 1977, is considered the pre-eminent creator of multimedia campaigns for shows; current clients include "Hairspray," "The Lion King" and "Mama Mia!" The agency's work is often extended beyond the Broadway runs of the shows to include subsequent touring productions.
The term mast – meaning fruit of the forest trees, such as acorns - is principally used to denote abundant harvests for oak, beech and sweet chestnuts, but the concept is often extended to include especially-fruity yields for other trees and shrubs.
The designation tambourine refers specifically to the European frame drum; however, the term is often extended to include all related frame drums, such as those of the Arabic countries, and sometimes those probably unrelated, such as the shaman's drums of Central Asia, North America, and the Arctic.
The ternary complex model, designed to describe agonist binding in the absence of GTP, is often extended to G protein activation.
