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More extensive experience from several centers worldwide (14– 16) and a more prolonged follow-up from the Edmonton group have exposed several problems (17).

The second year is devoted to more extensive experience in anesthetic subspecialties.

That could be a plus for Mr. Gore, who has far more extensive experience as a debater and is steeped much more deeply in national and international issues.

He also surrounded himself with people who cited their own, more extensive experience in public life as they vouched for him.

"It made me realize that if we could have more extensive experience, we could give people more of an understanding of the miserable conditions in which so much of humanity lives and what we've been doing about it".

In my limited experience, and in what I've heard from the more extensive experience of other reporters, editors, fact-checkers, etc., the Obama press operation made the current White House look like the early days of the Straight Talk Express.

There were subtle differences between fathers' interpretations and perceptions regarding the purpose and focus of supportive services, compared with our more extensive experiences of working with mothers.

Among different key populations, countries have more extensive experiences in providing services for FSW than for MSM and PWID in Asia and the Pacific [ 33, 38].

The study also identified aspects of students' processing of primary literature that appeared to require more extensive experiences for gains to be evident for example, students' ability to pose alternative explanations and future research directions.

You may be at a disadvantage compared to others with more extensive, relevant experience, so showcase everything that positions you for the role.

Before the match began, most experts expected it to be closely contested and many gave the edge to Kramnik because of his more extensive match experience.