Sentence examples for example of the extensive from inspiring English sources

The fragment derived, drug Navitoclax is an example of the extensive expertise, resources, time and key decisions required for the rare discovery of a non-NP Ro5 outlier.

The march was invented by Andrew Anglin, who runs the neo-Nazi troll website The Daily Stormer, and it's a prime example of the extensive havoc internet trolls can wreak — both online and off — by spreading fake news.

The military man's affair, divulged when he got a job with a defense contractor and applied to upgrade his clearance, is just one example of the extensive potential for disruption, embarrassment and even blackmail arising from the hacking.

The findings presented in this article are a very limited example of the extensive analyses conducted for this country-based study.

Consumer Reports (2005) used our findings to advise people on safer products [see Supplemental Material, Table 4 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1103734) for examples of the extensive media coverage].

For example, much of the extensive deforestation in the northern and central Ecuadorian Amazon followed colonization along the oil access roads [30] [32].

The recently published results show many case studies were judged positively as providing examples of the wide range and extensive nature of the benefits from such research, including the development of new treatments and screening programmes that resulted in considerable reductions in mortality and morbidity.

Examples of the more extensive context in viral decoding include such mRNA structural signals as a 3' nearby pseudoknot [5], [6] and a structure comprising a 3' distant sequence [7].

A potential hurdle to studying lysosomal Ca2+ signals stems from the fact that, although these organelles sequester Ca2+ to high concentrations, the total amount of luminal Ca2+ within each lysosome is small compared, for example, with the extensive volume of the continuous ER lumen.

blaTEM-135 does not appear, as previously hypothesized, to have recently evolved due to some evolutionary selective pressure, for example, by the extensive use of extended-spectrum cephalosporins worldwide.

The Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (Shen Nong's Herbal; compiled some 2000 years ago) is the first known example of an extensive body of literature devoted to the description and classification of the Chinese materia medica and many later books on Chinese materia medica carry the term "ben cao" in their title.