This new installment shows even more convincingly the extent of Pearson's direct involvement in politics, often at the Presidential level, and the degree to which it derived not just from standard elements of ego and competitiveness but also from an emotionally committed world view.
Participation from different regions and countries in such studies also should be encouraged to facilitate generalization even more to an extent of a possible global practice change.
The mean dose clearly differs, but even more so, the extent of variation differs between the two methods (Table 4).
Selection was also a factor that increased the overall level of LD, and even more strongly the extent of LD over larger inter-marker distances.
Sure, I think to some extent even more so.
These disparities are even more pronounced when the extent of each habitat is considered.
What is even more remarkable is the extent to which he appears once more to be setting the news agenda.
Even more arresting was the extent to which things that used to be the unquestioned trappings of middle class life have come to be seen as upper-class luxuries.
In a new version of "The Birth" in 2004, Mr Morris offered even more evidence of the extent to which the Zionist leadership hankered after a population transfer, and the alacrity with which they exploited the events of 1948 to bring one about.
Urban growth speed should be effectively controlled because natural resource protection is as important as, and even more important, to some extent, than encouraging extensive economic development.
