Sentence examples for more extended use from inspiring English sources
It cannot be assumed, however, that this trend will continue with more extended use of the study EPR.
"Miguel Batista would be available for more extended use on Saturday.
There are images of tenderness and dependency as the dancers repeatedly lean their heads into each other's hands, and their bodies against one another, and occasional brief solos for Ms. Miller (captivatingly sensual) and Mr. McGinn that make more extended use of the younger performers' physicality and fleetingly suggest rebellion, fear or passion.
The same protective efficacy can be achieved with lower doses of adenovirus vector allowing for a more extended use of each preparation and importantly minimizing toxicity from the vaccine vector.
We could identify no trials that examined the effect of more extended use of treatment on young people's general behaviour.
Given a non-significant path coefficient (ß = 0.08, p > 0.05), the hypothesis that more extended use of EMRs by family physicians increases user satisfaction could not be confirmed.
But comfort and power/battery limitations make extended use more problematic, and projector-based AR is a better fit for applications requiring extended guidance.
All of these features add up to a more comfortable fit, even after extended use.
39 Oral contraceptive use today also differs in that long term use before pregnancy and extended use are more common now, owing to factors such as changing societal norms and pharmaceutical marketing.
In recent decades, the widespread use of mammographic screening has increased the rate of regional disease detection, and the development of more effective adjuvant chemotherapeutic regimens, extended use of endocrine therapies, and standard application of targeted agents have all contributed to improve outcomes of women with primary BC.
The pill has been tweaked, tuned and modernised over the years, and even changes in the routine of pill-taking towards tailored extended use have become more widely recognised.
