Sentence examples for the text extends from inspiring English sources

As its main thrust (from my viewpoint), the text extends and further develops the idea in ref. 59 that introns may have precipitated the origin of the eukaryotic nucleus (as a consequence of the origin of mitochondria) and NMD by the compatible notion that introns might have precipitated ubiquitinylation as well.

Afterward I rewrote the text, extended it and published it as a novel.

At the downtown label Slinky Vagabond, the text extended the seasonal quasi-mystical theme: "Meekness is powerful; it harbors no evil thoughts.

This tendency to abridge text from either publisher's majors text to derive the GE text extends to majors text figures that appear in simplified format in derived GE texts by the same author(s) and publisher (Table 3).

It urged member-states to work in the co-operative spirit of the Geneva text, extend the UN monitors' team in Syria and press for a ceasefire.

Oxford Oxford University Presss: 2000 This classic text extends upon phylogenetic analysis to quantitatively describe methods for sequence analysis, including the detection of selection.

The SF-MDA of informational choices in the marketing texts extends Kress and van Leeuwen's (1996) functional interpretations of visual artefacts in terms of compositional zones.

The most culturally significant item on display is Jack Kerouac's original manuscript for "On the Road," a 140-foot long scroll of taped-together typing paper, the single-spaced text extending across a pedestrian trestle that connects two museum halls across a canal before ending at the point where the author's dog chewed up the manuscript.

It included not only Nils but the emergence of a school of creators of picture books for small children headed by Elsa Beskow, whose work in pictures and text, extending over the years from 1897 to 1952, was decisive in its influence.

The question posed here therefore is: Does the scope of epidemiology as manifest in these texts extend to providing techniques helpful in ranking and prioritising health problems?

The text was extended with reference to the catastrophe that occurred in Japan.