Richard Burgess, head of BBC Radio Sport, said: "We look forward to providing extensive build-up and uninterrupted commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live of the Grand National in its new time slot.
They will include live video coverage of all three practice sessions on the red button and online, and extensive build-up and analysis of both qualifying and the race on BBC One.
Moreover, our study revealed that stearoyl-CoA desaturase activity was predominant at the later stages of the erythrocytic cycle, especially in schizonts, a stage characterized by an extensive build-up of membranes required for the formation of merozoites.
This extensive build-up of tissue-infiltrating macrophages consists of a destructive cell population made up of both locally activated macrophages and inflammatory monocytes that have been recruited from the blood in large quantities.
The hour of readings for older children, transmitted at 4pm under the title of Big Toe Books, is simply archive material drawn from the extensive backlist built up during the years when The Big Toe Radio Show was a lively interactive children's programme.
But he acknowledged that his approach drew on his extensive experience built up since he got his first computer at the age of six and after which he became a dedicated code junkie.
Even in Asia and Australasia, where schools are often younger and haven't had the time to build up extensive links, it is not unusual to find an international alumni network.
That has also more recently also started to extend into CEO Marissa Mayer's extensive acquisitions play to build up Yahoo's talent and product pool.
Flow-dominated eruptions are long-lived events that build up extensive, compound lava flows.
Over the years, and without formal training, Wood has been able to build up an extensive publication record and collect more than a hundred new species.
In principle, portfolio entrepreneurs in particular, as a result of their activities, have the opportunity to build up an extensive network of strong ties and to transfer these ties from one project to the next (Alsos and Carter 2003).
