Sentence examples similar to notably extended timeframe from inspiring English sources

Given the complexity and typically extended timeframe over which the wound-healing process occurs, it is not surprising that defects in healing can occur.

Within this environment, live cell SICM imaging or AFM experiment was conducted for extended timeframes via optical monitoring methods, including optical phase contrast and digital image correlation microscopy.

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

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".

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

More recent results have extended the timeframe for sub-Saharan African growth to 213 12 kya, depending in part on mtDNA haplogroup [5], [6].

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

6 We replicated and updated that reported search and extended the timeframe to 2009 to assess the effect of time on reporting of quality of life in cardiovascular trials.

This piece has been updated to extend the timeframe in which Singer's manuscript may have been written.

"NHS Employers have agreed to extend the timeframe for the BMA to commence any industrial action by four weeks to 13 January at 17.00, to allow negotiations to progress.