Sentence examples for extensive human and from inspiring English sources
While we positioned ourselves very well, with extensive human and technical penetrations, to facilitate the takedown of the Afghan sanctuary, we did not discern the specific nature of the plot.
Although the alphavirus Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) has been the cause of multiple outbreaks resulting in extensive human and equine mortality and morbidity, there are currently no anti-VEEV therapeutics available.
However, if we directly adopt the actual 3D calculation model for the blanket design and optimization, not only will it cost extensive human and computer resources, but also make the computational process extremely complicated and lengthy.
However, if we directly adopt a three-dimensional calculation model for the blanket design and optimization, not only will it consume extensive human and computer resources, but also make the computational process extremely complicated and lengthy.
A tweet by Liam Dutton on pictures of floods that caused extensive human and material damage in the UK exposed British media's unscrupulous practices.
Kidney disease exacts an extensive human and economic price through both ESRD and greatly elevated cardiovascular disease risk [10], [11], [12].
These three parasites belong to the order Kinetoplastidae and cause extensive human suffering and death worldwide, as well as significant economic damage due to diseases that they cause in livestock (Table 1).
It does not have an extensive human history, and that is part of the problem.
Both of the peripheral Nova Scotia populations have suffered genetic degradation as a result of extensive human disturbance and edge effect.
Studies may utilise existing drugs such as aspirin for which there is already extensive human data, and in this situation rapid progress to phase III trials can be contemplated.
We have built state-of-the-art hospitals and schools; we are modernizing our textbooks; our police force and military are receiving extensive human rights training; and Equatorial Guinea is now one of the most successful countries in sub-Saharan Africa in the fight against malaria.
