Sentence examples for moderate extension of from inspiring English sources
The court agreed to a "moderate" extension of the zone -- less extensive than the university had sought -- but declined to reduce the permitted number of demonstrators to 12, from 50.
Convinced of the need for a further reform of Parliament, he introduced a bill for the moderate extension of the franchise in March 1866, but it foundered in June, and the whole government resigned.
He improved in detail the judicial system, and, in his dealings with the provinces, he favoured a moderate extension of Roman citizenship by individual and collective grants: in Noricum, a district south of the Danube comprising what is now central Austria and parts of Bavaria, for instance, five communities became Roman municipalities.
After warming, the animals started immediately sucking and were indistinguishable from non-manipulated littermates within 15 min. The only obvious consequence of the electroporation process to brain morphology was a moderate extension of the right LV in about 50% of the animals analyzed (example shown in Fig.S2).
The HPr-S46A mutant displayed a 400-minute extension of the ripening period, whereas HPr-S46D mutant displayed a moderate extension of 100 minutes (Fig. 6a, c).
This moderate extension of the portals is not expected to increase significantly toxicity of radiotherapy but rather bears the potential to further lower locoregional relapse rates of irradiation.
This work shows that treatment with BB polyphenols, or a PAC-enriched fraction alone, produced moderate extensions of both the mean and average maximum adult lifespan as well as improved thermotolerance.
A maximal extension corresponds to placing the knee joint in an 180° angle; a moderate extension corresponds to an angle between 120° and 150°, approximately; a moderate flexion corresponds to an angle between 45° and 75°, approximately; a maximal flexion corresponds to totally bending the knee joint (corresponding approximately to an angle of 30°).
The lumbar extension-loading test involves maintaining the lumbar region in moderate extension while standing for as long as possible.
No one here seems to expect much from the current Cuban president, Raúl Castro, whom even the most moderate exiles see as an extension of his brother Fidel, but there is a sense that Cuba today might be more pliable politically and that Cuban-Americans need to get involved.
The examiner asked the patient to maintain slightly more than moderate lumbar extension (angle of 10° 30°) until their symptoms worsened or they felt tired.
