Sentence examples for more effectively extending from inspiring English sources

Three years ago, his work in nematodes showed that cold can also activate antiaging genes that help an animal better fold proteins, get rid of DNA-damaging molecules, and even fight off infections more effectively, extending life span.

The primary rationale for administering colloid solution in the setting of hypovolemia is the desire to expand plasma volume more effectively and extend the treatment duration.

Business levies could be used more widely while existing taxes, such as the congestion charge, could be used more effectively or extended.

The hope is that the engineered cells will transform into heart cells to make failing hearts pump more effectively and extend the lives of many people with heart failure, researchers said as the American Heart Association's annual scientific meeting opened here today.

Nonetheless, the truth is that, unless Obama reaches a deal with Congress by 2 August to raise the country's debt ceiling, effectively extending its credit limit so it can borrow more money, very bad things are going to happen.

Tambu paid back the first loans and then took out more — from the same five lenders, with a second round of fees — effectively extending the length of the first ones.

AT&T will also sponsor the online voting, effectively extending its sponsorship of the show.

In March 1965 the Bundestag deferred the matter for five years, effectively extending the expiration date.

A website will allow people to do this 24/7, effectively extending your opening hours.

It effectively extends the role of a systems integrator to take on more day to day management over the long term.

It is possible to extract "tolling" agreements from a business or individual under investigation that effectively extends the allotted time in which to bring a case, in exchange for more lenient treatment.