The phrase "and function of extensive" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the roles or purposes of something that is extensive, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study examined the role and function of extensive data analysis in improving decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "and role of extensive" or "and purpose of extensive".
T2 had aggraded and was being abandoned by 4000 BC; its formation latterly involving a period of comparative stability in terms of channel migration, perhaps a function of extensive forest cover and sea levels reaching above present day levels.
Our findings suggest that the regional forest coverage in the highlands of Zagros and Azerbaijan has reached its minimum during recent decades, while Urmia's lake level dropped dramatically (increasing its water salinity) most likely as a function of extensive anthropogenic activities and general climate aridification.
The first-tier effects, however, are fairly modest, as a function of extensive industry diversification within the universe high yield issuers. Potential second- and third-tier effects are more pronounced, but we do not yet see strong evidence that the market will move down the paths necessary to produce those outcomes.
Several lines of evidence point to a specific regulatory role for RIP140 in the composition and function of myofibers rather than a more extensive role in the developmental regulation of myogenic transcription.
For a better understanding of this development (i.e., regulation and function of these cells in CC) more extensive experiments are needed which may lead to the evolution of promising therapeutic strategy for CC patients.
The ability of the DC matrix to preserve adipocyte-related markers and functions of MSCs following extensive ex vivo expansion represents a novel culture technique to expand functional adipogenic progenitors for tissue engineering applications.
Genetic analysis in Drosophila has been of central importance in studies of neural development and function, including extensive work on glial biology (reviewed in [10] [13]).
The study of the p53 gene transcriptional networks continues to raise particular interest in the field due to the increasing complexity of regulatory circuits and the functions of the extensive list of target genes spanning a myriad of different biological pathways.
This is undoubtedly a function of their extensive involvement in a wide range of important physiological processes.
Although the function of the extensive variability in the BCRP 5′-UTR is not yet fully understood, further investigations may clarify the role of alternative promoters in the tissue- and cell type-specific regulation of BCRP expression.
