Having loved and lived the album to an extensive degree, at some point last summer my relationship began to unravel.
The application of nanotechnology to medicine involves an extensive degree of collaboration across multiple scientific disciplines, such as microelectronics, surface science, molecular biology, and tissue engineering.
The high glass transition temperatures for blends cast from toluene can be attributed to an extensive degree of interpolymer hydrogen bond formation.
The most baffling part of the book is likely to be the extensive degree to which Erwin is able to debunk each and all of the theories he presents as possible causes for this mass extinction.
In view of this matter, the competency of activated carbon could be justified by its characteristics such as large surface area, micro-porous structure, high adsorption capacity and large surface chemical nature which result in extensive degree of surface reactivity (Quintelas et al. 2006; Bharathi and Ramesh 2013).
This is very undesirable, although widely used, as the calcination can result in an extensive degree of crystal growth and particle coarsening at the calcination temperature and therefore ruins almost all the advantages offered by the chemistry-based processing routes, such as an ultrafine particle size and high sintering-reactivity.
However, despite their claims or how they identify, the events that CAFE has been planning have been covered to an unusually extensive degree by A Voice For Men.
Molecular epidemiological studies have revealed the existence of an extensive degree of diversity of HIV-1 isolates [1].
The UNI-PROT_TREMBL database was chosen for the EST and cDNA sequence analyses due to the extensive degree of annotation and output format.
Furthermore, the fact that this was seen only with HMGCR is consistent with the extensive degree to which HMGCR activity is regulated [20], and indicates that HMGCR alternative splicing is subject to additional forms of regulation.
