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Tanaka et al. argue that in cases of recurrence, a second surgery should be more extensive, but overtreatment should be avoided in children [14].

Compared with iYL619_PCP, the model size of iYL_2.0 was more extensive, but less than iNL895 and iYali4 for the reason that models iNL895 and iYali4 were constructed automatically and several genes, metabolites, and reactions in iNL895 and iYali4 were quoted directly from the metabolic model of Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Heavner et al. 2012).

If disease is more extensive but < 2 cm in maximum dimension, trachelectomy (pioneered by Dargent et al. [3] and modified by Shepherd et al. [4]) is considered which involves cervical amputation and excision of extracervical (lower parametrial) tissue with preservation of the uterine body and ovaries making subsequent pregnancy possible.

It will not reach the "comprehensive" mark, but it will be more extensive than the DREAM Act.

And yet it could be more extensive.

Thus, our conclusions can be more extensive.

In other jurisdictions, documentation requirements may be more extensive and time-consuming.

Linkage disequilibrium can therefore be more extensive in self-fertilizers.

This may be more extensive and be felt throughout the body.

Their salad bar is more extensive than the officers', but otherwise their food is worse — garlic bread made of hot-dog rolls, thick squares of pizza beribboned with orange cheese, soggy spaghetti.

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