Sentence examples for extensive accepted from inspiring English sources

The most extensive accepted classification of Salmonella strains is based on the diversity of two differentially expressed H flagellar antigens: flagellin phase I and phase II antigens (codified by fliC and fljB genes), and the O antigens of the bacterial lipopolysaccharide, both determined by serotyping [ 7].

One patient (case12) with multiple recurrences and extensive metastasis accepted chemotherapy regimens including PV (cisplatin + vinblastine), TC (paclitaxel + carboplatin), and PT (cisplatin + paclitaxel).

And under the terms of a settlement ending a lawsuit by the State of New Jersey that questioned his $1.1 million salary, the institute said it had accepted extensive governance changes that would stiffen oversight of its financial management.

And under terms of a settlement ending a lawsuit by the State of New Jersey that questioned his $1.1 million salary, the institute has accepted extensive governance changes that will stiffen oversight of its financial management.

The main political division reflects differing views on the importance of free-market forces; but the socialists long ago stopped insisting on nationalization of the country's industry, and the nonsocialists have accepted extensive governmental control of the country's economy.

The task of the standardization committee would be to provide an extensive and generally accepted catalogue of definitions for Layers 1 and 2, which altogether constitute a common semantic base and uniform specification framework for a given domain and platform.

After 92,000 citizens signed in support, nearly twice the number necessary for a national popular vote, the federal government offered a referendum proposal in 1939 that was nearly as extensive, which was accepted by a 69 percent majority.

However, an accurate estimate of the extent of M. pneumoniae infection in the general population is lacking, and infection is probably more extensive than currently accepted due to difficulties in culturing the organism from clinical samples and unreliable diagnostic laboratory tests [4].

Drug-eluting stents were accepted for extensive clinical use based on randomized trials involving relatively few and selected patients, with angiographic follow-up data serving as the primary end point.

However, even though the reduction in the EPZ area is well accepted through an extensive technical assessment process, it has been found that public acceptance appears to be a completely different matter.

FedEx has perhaps the most extensive system for accepting and shipping relief supplies.