Sentence examples for ongoing extension from inspiring English sources

These problems pertain to the ongoing extension of the linearized rotor-bearing model to include other rotor-stator interactive forces such as seals and turbomachinery stages.

The main episode of extension occurred ~13 to 9 Ma (Faulds et al. 2010a), but several fault scarps cutting Quaternary deposits provide evidence for ongoing extension in the area (Trevor and Wesnousky 2001; Wesnousky et al. 2005; Faulds et al. 2012).

Further insights are expected from the ongoing extension of the fingolimod Phase III trial, FREEDOMS II.

A long term ongoing extension study is currently being performed to answer these questions.

Data also are included from the ongoing extension trials GROWTH95 and GROWTH96 and from a clinical pharmacology study [ 7].

However, the lower rSBA-MenC GMTs may have an impact on antibody persistence and this is being explored in an ongoing extension study (NCT01266993).

An example of Openflow entry used in OEPC architecture is depicted in Fig. 2. One of our ongoing extensions is marked in green boxes.

Ongoing extensions are outlined including the optimization of incompressible materials and the imposition of stress constraints that both find in the truly-mixed setting their natural environment.

Ongoing extensions to BOADICEA include the incorporation of explicit other known breast cancer susceptibility variants, namely the associations of common alleles identified through genome-wide association studies and the effects of rare variants conferring moderate risks, as well as lifestyle/hormonal risk factors for breast cancer.

Recently, the Rebif Flexible Dosing in Early MS (REFLEX) study and its ongoing preplanned extension, Rebif Flexible Dosing in Early MS Extension (REFLEXION), demonstrated the benefits of early intervention with s.c. IFN-β-1a [19-21] [19-21]

It was also announced that it has raised three-quarters of the capital costs for its ongoing £215m extension while all the money was raised for the £45m Tate Britain redevelopment that will, among other things, allow the first floor to be opened to the public for the first time since 1928.