Sentence examples for this case extends from inspiring English sources

This case extends the limited literature on mania following weaning and highlights the role of rapid serum dopamine rise following breastfeeding cessation in mania.

But the sloppiness of law enforcement in this case extends much deeper: On Monday, it was revealed in court by Wood's defense counsel that his property logs from his detention did not match the belongings the prosecution claims are his.

The genomic region that is searched in this case extends symmetrically downstream and upstream the transcribed region and is defined by a fixed length in bp (specified by the parameter 'ext'ext

The environment in this case extends to any aspect of the outside world (Dawkins 1983).

These studies approximate medical experiments in which some groups receive a treatment — in this case, extended unemployment benefits — while "control" groups don't.

He spoke of the need for unity with Americans who live with "the crime and the gangs and the drugs," terms that he has often used to describe minority communities but that in this case extended to those living among the "tombstones" of factories.

In this case extended by, ahem, the Man Upstairs.

It is indebted to film noir conventions: the femme fatale; protagonist-narration (removed in later versions); dark and shadowy cinematography; and the questionable moral outlook of the hero – in this case, extended to include reflections upon the nature of his own humanity.

The subiculum injection in this case extended ∼1.5 mm in the AP plane.

SoxN is also expressed in the neuroectoderm, in this case extending more laterally to include the lateral column, and is not expressed in the midline until the latter half of embryogenesis [ 18].

Personal control does not, in this case, extend as far as document content, although the user is always free, at any time, to add annotations to any document explaining "the other side of the story".