Sentence examples similar to extensive meaningful from inspiring English sources

"This is due to no viable and practical alternative being found despite the extensive and meaningful consultation that has taken place with the trade unions and executive representatives.

The extensive data required for meaningful Eulerian modeling of airborne PM in the SJV region were collected as a part of the 1995 Integrated Monitoring Study (IMS95).

Well, just as we were making the rounds on Capitol Hill, one corporate leader was taking action with a very meaningful and extensive new effort.

In our opinion, this extensive approach may facilitate meaningful contacts among participants resulting in a more effective patient-centered approach.

To ensure that such scoring is meaningful, Camus conducted extensive research with Chile's largest credit card issuer before launching the company.

Basing on our expertise and after an extensive literature search, we considered meaningful a difference in total annual cost between CM and EM of at least €300.

A total of 15 posterior cruciate ligament-retaining TKRs were selected to represent a wide range of articular wear scar sizes and shapes, ensuring that the validation study was meaningful for the extensive wear scar variations that can occur in clinical practice.

In these patients the only meaningful prognostic factor was extensive axillary lymph node metastasis (> or = 10).

However, there are others who argued that the PBL approach does provide extensive guidance and scaffolding to facilitate meaningful learning (Hmelo-Silver et al. 2007; Schmidt et al. 2007; Simons and Klein 2007).

Thus while our study highlights the importance of exploring the earlier phenotypes in these mutants more carefully, a meaningful study would require extensive analysis of both stages and markers, which is beyond the scope of this manuscript.

The conversations will be deep and meaningful, and there will be extensive audience participation.