Sentence examples for primarily extends from inspiring English sources

As in Iranian urban areas, the radiation plume primarily extends over uninhabited desert, largely negating radiation casualties.

The impact is greatest when the intervention primarily extends life, such as is the case with cancer screening (Garber and Phelps, 1997).

However, βHB addition did lead to lifespan extension in the hda-4 and hda-10 mutants, suggesting βHB primarily extends lifespan through inhibiting the class I HDACs in C. elegans.

The proposed framework can be primarily extended to develop offline analysis and planning tools to defense a smart grid against potential topology data attacks.

They can be interwoven or primarily extending from the margin to the centre.

He primarily extended existing materials to create several of the most popular folk revival songs of the 1960s, including "If I Had a Hammer," "Guantanamara" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" He used references from the Old Testament and Welsh poet Idris Davies for lyrics in songs such as "Turn, Turn, Turn" and "The Bells of Rhumney".

This suggests that the EMSE is primarily extending the description of higher functioning individuals rather than discriminating between the low functioning groups.

Four of the five lowest energy models were primarily extended and without tertiary contacts, with one showing a more compact state similar to the one stabilized by ligand.

Similar to the A/R scaffolds, the neurite fields projecting from DRG cultured on the A/A scaffolds exhibited a considerable degree of eccentricity and directional specificity, with neurites primarily extending along the alignment of the nanofibers in the top layer.

In most mammals this muscle group consists of four muscles that primarily extend the head at the atlanto-occipital joint (M. rectus capitis dorsalis major et minor), and rotate the head at the atlanto-axial joint (M. obliquus capitis cranialis and caudalis).

Moreover, fungi exhibit morphogenetic plasticity which enables them to colonize and invade tissue as hyphae, which primarily extend at their tips (Fischer et al., 2008), while often forming differentiated spores, infection structures, fruiting bodies and unicellular, yeast cells, that can aid rapid dispersal (Sudbery et al., 2004).