Sentence examples for Extensive merits from inspiring English sources

Whereas lignification has extensive merits for the plant, it has adverse effects on the digestibility by ruminant and biofuel-generating microbes.

His peregrinations in and around the mediums of drawing and photography were extensive, meriting enormous retrospectives and forming second and third careers.

None of the airlines answered specific questions about whether Southwest's pledge of "extensive cooperation" merited their concern.

While the settlement at Mehrgarh merits extensive consideration, it should not be perceived as a unique site.

Either way, the role of the Black intellectual in the age of Obama is an interesting question that merits extensive analysis because it will speak volumes to where the most talented segments of Black America lie in relation to the Black community politically, and overall.

Considering that localized translation plays a key role in regulating gene expression and function, mutations in the UTRs that may affect RNA localization and translation should be another focus that merits extensive investigation.

87 88 The appropriateness of using placebo-only control groups has been the subject of extensive debate and merits careful consideration of the existence of other effective treatments, the potential risks to trial participants, and the need for assay sensitivity that is, ability to distinguish an effective intervention from less effective or ineffective interventions.

The anisotropy and confinement dependency of coal behavior previously mentioned merit extensive investigation.

Due to its several favorable physiological functions, including ASM relaxation activity, cAMP activation capability, and in vivo anti-asthmatic efficacy, 4e is a promising remedy for bronchial asthma, meriting extensive development.

Accordingly, 1D sulphide materials are not only fundamentally interesting but also highly promising in a broad range of applications and merit extensive investigation.

The main part of the qaṣīdeh expresses extensive praise of the merits of the poet's patron by way of a conventional repertoire of topoi.