Sentence examples for a pattern of extensive from inspiring English sources

It can't help but suggest a pattern of extensive appropriation on Ms. Prada's part, which she denies.

In Malaska's theory, the fluctuations between different developmental phases follow a pattern of extensive growth ("more out of more") leading to intensive growth ("more out of less") and then on to a qualitatively different focus in the following cycle, catalysed by a technology that enables the previous intensive growth phase.

A pattern of extensive coordination between microRNA and protein expression in breast cancer emerges, with multiple clusters of microRNAs being associated with multiple clusters of proteins.

Cuprizone ingestion induces a reproducible pattern of extensive CC demyelination in mice (Mason et al., 2001; Matsushima and Morell, 2001; Armstrong et al., 2002, 2006).

Nomadism, the form of land use with which the kingdom is traditionally associated, has become virtually nonexistent, and the pattern of extensive land use traditionally practiced by the nomadic Bedouin has been supplanted by the highly intensive patterns of urban land use.

The same pattern of extensive but not complete overlap of eGFP- and K10-immunoreactivity was found in the thymus).

However, the overall pattern of extensive interactions within the complex, and little interaction outside of the complex, was not appreciably altered.

This pattern of extensive population connectivity across the central Pacific with isolation at the ends of the Pacific range is emerging in reef fishes (reviewed in [ 86]; see also [ 107]).

Using cpDNA regions, patterns of extensive genetic variation have been previously reported in Cardamine flexuosa and related species [ 17].

A similar intermittent pattern of intensive and extensive movement has been observed in filter-feeding basking sharks feeding on patchy zooplankton in shelf waters [23], in foraging leatherback turtles [24] and wandering albatrosses [3], and is reminiscent of birds that stopover to feed and rest during annual migrations [25].

Last week, a high-level commission reported on an extensive pattern of tabloid hacking into personal computers and voicemails and bribing police and public officials for inside information.