Sentence examples for even extensively from inspiring English sources

The HIV/AIDS pandemic, the deterioration of public health infrastructures in developing countries, and the emergence of multidrug-resistant (MDR-TB) and even extensively drug resistant (XDR) forms of Mycobacterim tuberculosis (Mtb) have further contributed to spread and transmission of the disease [5].

The size of the congenic region in knockouts that have been backcrossed, even extensively, is unlikely to be small.

Furthermore, it appears that the fatty acids are necessary for crystallization as even extensively lipid-depleted enzyme crystallizes with fatty acids bound.

Even extensively detailed physiochemical-based models thus often contain many lumped parameters, which must be estimated by fitting to experimental data rather than derived from biophysical properties.

Even extensively studied signal transduction cascades, when reconstructed from unbiased proteomic methods turn have orders of magnitude more interactions than depicted in canonical signaling maps.

Growing incidence of multi drug resistant (MDR) and even extensively drug resistant (XDR) TB in some regions of the world underscore the importance for screening of migrants.

Even the extensively referenced Kate Michelman, hardly a centrist, escapes categorization.

In January, the Japanese intervened even more extensively, buying up about $67 billion.

This was achieved by the Thapa family (1806 37) and, even more extensively, by the Rana family (1846 1951).

But the production was even more extensively readdressed (and in some crucial cases redressed, making me realize anew what a difference costumes can make).

If the latter example of the triumph of social networking over injustice is now, as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei himself might put it, a bit last week, the former is, if anything, even more extensively documented.