Some of the witnesses come from a more extensive selection than others, or at any rate are more extensively explored.
If it's jewellery with a modern twist you're after while in Beijing, few places have a more extensive selection than Flame Tree.
You would limit yourself to maybe three or four options on a 3,000-bottle 3,000-bottles you woulistave a far more extensive selection for $60 to $80, and beyond.
And when I told the sommelier I'd be ordering wine by the glass, he went next door for the hotel's bar menu, which had a more extensive selection.
In January, the network signed on with Qualcomm 's MediaFlo System to provide participating wireless carriers with a more extensive selection of full-episode programming, including shows such as Jericho, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Survivor.
Unlike phagocytosis with dead cells or entosis of live cells, cannibalism has provided more extensive selection for internalized cells, either live or dead sibling cells or lymphocytes into target cells.
This constellation of findings is both sensical and consistent with recent analyses of heteroplasmy that seem to demonstrate a degree of functional constraint imposed on random mutation in the coding region that is short of the more extensive selection detected when complete substitutions are examined [24,46,67,68].
Similarly, focusing on the 350 SNPs with highest FST values, we found a significant positive correlation between ΔTE and FST (R = 0.554, P = 2.30 × 10−2; fig. 1 D ) as expected by more extensive positive selection on larger ΔTE SNPs.
More extensive use of antibiotic prophylaxis systemically and in bone cement may have resulted in selection of more virulent or resistant microbes (Santos Sanches et al. 2000).
More extensive renovations are planned.
More extensive population-genetic data from a set of more closely related Drosophila species would help confirm these results and potentially identify sites under selection.
