Meanings of extended half in English

Antibodies with increased potency and extended half-life are currently entering phase 3 trials.

The line of waiting people extended half way around the Monument.

Efficacy was linked to the extended half-life and lymphatic exposure conferred by attached PEG40.

Schools have closed for a two-week extended half-term break and will reopen on 2 November.

Days ahead, a backbone of mountains rose and extended half a thousand miles to New Crobuzon.

A corpse, as blackened as all the others, extended half out of what had once been the doorway.

He sat for a minute, then got out a Snickers, broke it in two and extended half to me.

The stain extended half way around the leg, and showed that the cut or bruise was quite an extensive one.

The line of huts and sheds extended half a mile, and several large sailing vessels were anchored at the place.

From beneath the frill extended half a dozen jointed, bone-white arms, along with waving, ribbonlike appendages less easy to define.

He only extended half-hearted generosity to Jay, because she was, after all, a 'bus-conductor, and to that extent a nob.

They were quickly followed by other couples, until the opposite lines of dancers extended half-way down the sides of the long drawing-room.

In this study, we incorporated large branched PEG to anti-HIV peptide and obtained a conjugate with extended half-life and improved in vivo efficacy.

The skin over the knee could be extended half a yard, and when it retracted to its normal position it was not in folds.

Maximal antitumor efficacy required four components: a tumor-antigen-targeting antibody, a recombinant interleukin-2 with an extended half-life, anti-PD-1 and a powerful T cell vaccine.

The Extended Half Life (EHL) treatment is now funded and available to all eligible Australians.