Sentence examples for becoming extensive from inspiring English sources

The number of reports on the purification and characterization of laccases from white-rot fungi is becoming extensive (Baldrian 2006; Kumar et al. 2003); and includes reports on Trametes versicolor (Galhaup et al. 2002; Jönsson et al. 1997), Pleurotus ostreatus (Palmieri et al. 2000), and Lentinula edodes (Nagai et al. 2002, 2003).

In the 0.5% gel, apoptosis and necrosis appeared when the spheroids were only ∼50 µm in diameter (Fig. 4A, day 12) and continued to increase, becoming extensive by day 28.

That protected part is now becoming an extensive nursery for fish-breeding, helping to restock the entire reef.

Not since Gothic times has sculpture shown such promise of becoming an extensive and important part of human existence.

These alterations show an increase with aging, becoming more extensive with time.

In contrast to land ice, the sea ice around Antarctica stands at record levels and is becoming more extensive.

Not surprisingly, the fossil record of whales, which is becoming increasingly extensive, shows that the early ancestors of whales (e.g., Pakicetus, Ambulocetus) bore no substantial resemblance to modern hippos at all (Thewissen and Bajpai 2001; Thewissen and Williams 2002).

With the researches into one-dimensional manganite oxide nanostructures spreading their wings and becoming more extensive, it is expected that the fascinating achievements towards the practical applications of one-dimensional manganite oxide nanostructures in the fields of microelectronics, magnetics, and spintronics will be made.

Off the upcoming Voyager remix EP, Buku's take is another in what's becoming an extensive catalogue of dark, bossy, and upfront bass tunage.

Such an increase in overlap may either result from activations becoming more extensive or from activations moving closer together.

As surgery is becoming more extensive, the inescapable harm done as a consequence of lung resection is increasing.