Sentence examples for recording extends from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the start of symptom recording in immunotherapy trials is triggered by pollen counts regardless of symptom levels, and the length of the recording extends throughout the allergy season which may be highly variable, including more days with low or no pollen exposure (Fig. 1).

Although survival up to 9 days was recorded, extended pig graft survival was not achieved due to lethal thrombocytopenia.

Locations where the event was recorded extend from Switzerland in the west through Germany and the Czech lands as far as Transylvania in the east.

Influenced by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Davis wanted to avoid individual songs and instead record extended movements that developed into a different composition.

The physical activity, assessed by the LAPAQ questionnaire, which records extended exertion, was significantly lower in those patients with a low ABI.

In the 20th century the cinema, radio, and television and video recording extended even further the range of potential audiences for theatrical performances.

Characterized by rhythmic assertiveness, terse counterpoint and an unconventional blend of timbres, the ensemble has issued three studio albums and one potent live recording, "Extended Play: Live at Birdland" (ECM).

Each position gets its own row of stats, so Counsell's fielding record extends for an oppressive 44 lines.

The cephalochordate fossil record extends back to about 525 million years ago during the early part of the Cambrian Period.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that the data collection of mobile phone records extends to AT&T (107 million users) and Sprint (55 million).

Although the fossil record extends back to the early Cretaceous, origins of the group undoubtedly lie much farther back in time.