Perhaps it's politically correct to wonder whether the book would have benefited from opening with a serious reflection on the extensive suffering and substantial death toll among the Yanomamö in the wake of the measles outbreak, whether or not Chagnon bore any responsibility for it.
However, most, if not all of these provide only clinical validity, with little or no effort to produce high level evidence for clinical utility, principally because to do so requires careful planning, hard work, extensive time, and substantial cost.
Extensive coal deposits and substantial deposits of iron ore, bauxite, manganese, and commercial clays have aided its development.
The range of hydrographic conditions and diversity of water column and benthic habitats in the New Zealand and Ross Sea areas is extensive and offers more substantial scope for research than many other oceanic regions.
These findings vindicate, on a much larger data set and with greater confidence, the previous conclusions that compared to the common and substantial intron loss, extensive intron gain was rare during the evolution of eukaryotes.
The proposed World Bank approach applied to Zimbabwe was extremely data demanding and required extensive data collection in the field and substantial human resources.
Nevertheless, it would seem to be a fair guess that the unstructured parts of many proteins 'live' in a zone of intermediate flexibility between the hypothetical structural poles of 'complete chaos' on one end and substantial rigidity imposed through extensive constraints by a highly folded protein on the other end.
Affected mice exhibit extensive spongiform degeneration of the central nervous system (CNS) and substantial loss of peripheral neurons from sensory and sympathetic ganglia.
We can safely develop New York's extensive clean-burning natural gas supplies while also providing jobs, growth and substantial revenues to the state.
