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Apple could have more extensive plans for that fingerprint sensor behind Touch ID on the iPhone and iPad – a new patent application published by the USPTO today details a system for detecting movement of a recognized fingerprint on said sensor and navigating between different parts of a user interface in response to said movement.

Further, the database for protein-coding regions is more extensive than that for non-coding regions for non-reference organisms.

In well-differentiated tumours, immunostaining for involucrin is more extensive than that for pimonidazole binding and in some areas, involucrin is expressed in the absence of pimonidazole binding.

The safety database for MF59 is larger and more extensive than that for any other adjuvanted influenza vaccine.

The activation pattern for 3D SfT was clearly more extensive than that for 3D SfS (compare yellow and blue voxels in Figure 2).

The National's Cottesloe Theater, the smallest and most adaptable of the three stages, was due for extensive renovations that would shutter it for a year.

The fluorescence detected was more extensive than for the fluorophore alone and at least as extensive as that for FITC.

Although they do not constitute a database as extensive as that for particulate matter, these recent studies provide supporting evidence for including mortality in ozone health benefits analyses.

It draws disproportionately upon the UK experience because of the relatively more extensive information available for that country.

Meanwhile, values for natural gas, the product of Haynesville wells, have languished because of extensive shale drilling for that product.

We found no association with stomach, bladder and all cancers combined, using data as extensive as that for oesophageal, pancreatic and lung cancer.