Sentence examples for this context extends to from inspiring English sources

Aviation in this context extends to both heavier-than-air and lighter-than-air aircraft.

According to this rule, the most stable organometallic compounds are those having 18 electrons in the valence shell, a term in this context extended to include the outermost d orbitals.

Context extends to "global urbanization".

Remarkably, many of the key properties of classical monotone operators known to hold in a linear context extend to this non-linear setting.

The complexities of accurate assessment in these contexts extend to issues of diagnostic validity (e.g. the reliability and validity of mainstream assessment tools, and appropriateness of Western classification systems) [ 24], misdiagnosis (e.g. as a result of language problems) and under-reporting (e.g. not willing to identify as belonging to a minority group) [ 25].

Multiplicity applied in this context extends Fearon and Vogelstein's multi-hit genetic model of colorectal carcinoma across multiple cancers.

Our use of the term "SNP" in this context therefore extends to include variable sites across multiple cichlid species (For more details, see Loh et al. 2008).

In a macroeconomic context, this extends to why some countries have grown rich while others remain poor.

And this awareness extends to the urban context.

Case-control studies are quite common in epidemiologic practice, and COCA extends to this context but requires some modification to appropriately account for the study design.

Most use of varenicline involves a prescription from a clinician with minimal behavioural support and it is important to assess how far the superiority of varenicline extends to this context.