The phrase "are extensively shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widely distributed or communicated among a large number of people.
Example: "The findings of the research are extensively shared across various academic platforms and social media."
Alternatives: "are widely disseminated" or "are broadly circulated".
As the table shows, meanings, in the sense of instrumental functions for which gestures are used, are extensively shared between socially isolated groups.
Recently, ER stress and inflammation have been linked to various human diseases because effectors and regulators are extensively shared by ER stress and inflammatory signaling pathways which were found to exacerbate cell apoptosis and dysfunctions in a "vicious cycle" [ 26].
These two laboratories have generated large collections of insertion lines (50,000 and 105,000 lines, respectively) that have been extensively shared among international research groups and thus allowed for deciphering the function of many genes by forward and reverse genetics strategies.
The campaign has received widespread press coverage and is being extensively shared and discussed in social media circles.
In the typical case, both members of a communicating dyad were able to use the same gesture for the same purpose: repertoires were extensively shared.
Information about risk of SIs in patients given TNFIs from observational studies has been extensively shared among Japanese rheumatologists, leading to improved risk management and, in consequence, lowered IRs for SIs in the TNFI group [ 44].
We focused on those three populations because they are representative of the human genetic diversity in three main geographic regions (Africa, West Eurasia, and East Asia) and signals of positive selection have been described to be extensively shared in related populations (Coop et al. 2009).
Some previously published results were more extensively shared for the current analysis including liver, adipose and stomach [ 9], and lymphocytes [ 21].
Besides mapping critical spatial information through PVCA, for example, open-source tools like ODK are extensively used for collecting and sharing information on socioeconomic vulnerability of communities and the disaster risks they face.
Although responsibilities of researchers and biobanks in fostering sharing practices are extensively pronounced, also individuals are appealed to contribute to such initiatives (Dolgin 2010; Hand 2010; Kaye 2012).
However, most sequence variants were common and extensively shared among worldwide parasite populations, demonstrating long term persistence of those polymorphisms, probably maintained through balancing selection.
