Sentence examples for to extend use from inspiring English sources

Despite this, intense competition for places is driving universities to extend use of the grade.

When European officials decided in 1998 to extend use of the euro to European ministates like the Vatican, not everyone was in agreement.

"Ofgem is minded to extend use of these additional balancing services so they are also available to National Grid in 16/17 and 17/18 and is consulting on this decision.

Mercedes declined to switch to the latest ingredient laid down by EU rules because it sees a fire risk with it; Germany's agency for technical standards for cars agreed to extend use of the original fluid.

But Dick Thompson, a spokesman for the World Health Organization, said, "We need a lot more data before we can draw any public health recommendations based on this idea," and added that investigations of ways to extend use of Tamiflu had shown "nothing tangible".

ZURICH (Reuters) -- Roche Holding, the Swiss pharmaceutical giant, said Friday that its cancer drug Avastin did not help men with late-stage prostate cancer live longer in a clinical trial, another setback as the company tries to extend use of the blockbuster drug into new areas.

The odds ratio for failure to extend (using the more restrictive definition) in the obese group was 6.78 (95%% CI 1.43 – 32.2).

We looked at it back when it launched, but how does it stand up to extended use?

However, exposure of 3.0Cu/beta catalyst to extended use in the presence of water vapour irreversibly altered the catalyst and the initial high activity could not be restored.

A device that is simple to set up, simple to use, and straightforward to maintain will stand the best chance to see extended use in rural environments.

To ensure extended use of their software, vendors must develop EMR systems that satisfy two important design characteristics: functional coverage and system ease of use.