Sentence examples for notably extended from inspiring English sources

But by television standards, the Al Jazeera video was notably extended -- close to a minute long.

President Obama's recent tax-cut deal with the Republicans included measures to support growth, notably extended unemployment benefits, and the payroll tax cut.

Stiff fiber-bundle models can then be viewed as systems with large scale heterogeneities along the interface (i.e., large a and small L) for which the damage zone is notably extended.

From the first definition of the disease, the clinical spectrum of APS has notably extended and many other manifestations have been described [ 4].

But they caution that the figure could be higher, as other government policies further reduce the supply of social housing, notably extending the right-to-buy programme to 1.3 million tenants of not-for-profit housing associations.

When it comes to music though, this sentimentality most notably extends to the music player.

It's really about the common good, which the Pope notably extends to "future generations".

Significantly increased motif <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0001049.e017.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> in the cat also occurred among a subset of polysensory regions (PLLS, 20a, EPp, PFCL, Ia, CGp, RS), notably extending also to 'higher' motor (area 6 m) and sensory (visual: area 19; somatosensory: SII, SIV) regions.

Irrespectively of which CDSS is chosen, however, CDSS implementation would notably extend the time for patient treatment.

Notably both extended 3'UTR and uORFs can trigger NMD to some extent [ 18, 19].

Mr. Blanco suggested in November that the government would overhaul the toll road system to help operators of unprofitable roads, notably by extending their concessions.