The phrase "an extensive sharing of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a large amount of information, ideas, or resources are being exchanged or distributed among a group of people. Example: The professor encouraged an extensive sharing of knowledge and perspectives among the students in the class, making for a more dynamic and enriching learning experience.
On the other hand, the nuclear markers showed extensive sharing of haplotypes between distant localities, a result compatible with male-biased gene flow.
We found extensive sharing of chloroplast haplotypes between the species and a large number of shared nuclear polymorphisms, a pattern that is expected from introgression but also from ancestral polymorphisms that remain in the populations due to incomplete lineage sorting.
The implementation of coordinated transmissions in a distributed network is hence challenging due to the complexity of the joint beamforming and the extensive sharing of information between the transmit cells where backhaul limitations and latency issues arise [6, 7].
Pragmatic policies that demand extensive sharing of data, promotion of data fusion, provenance, interoperability and balance security and protection of personal information are critical for the long term impact of translational Big Data analytics.
The first introduction of this species was recorded in1983 and it appears that extensive sharing of haplotypes has since occurred among populations [17].
We found extensive sharing of mtDNA variants among chimpanzee communities that strongly contrasted with complete community specificity of NRY haplotypes (Figure 2).
Fourth, past hybridization between the two species is suggested by the extensive sharing of cpDNA in North China and Northeast China [73].
Type 1 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease were emblematic in this respect, as they appeared the most closely related disorders among all the disease pairs due to the extensive sharing of interactors and functions.
Fundamental complex processes such as metabolism, cardiovascular phenomena, and developmental processes are integrated by extensive sharing of related pliotropic genes.
