In so doing, they are joining a club with an extensive membership.
Flavio Zappi, a former Italian cyclist, runs a cycling club with its own lycra and extensive membership.
American Express also offers an extensive membership rewards program that could entice banks to transfer some of their rewards cards to the company.
Both approaches revealed extensive membership overlap between the bacterial communities of the three study groups.
Many of these organizations have very extensive membership, organize large meetings, and have substantial influence upon their members, subscribers, and visitors to their websites [29] [32].
The extensive membership (>700) of the forensic occupational therapy online discussion group suggests that health professionals in specialized areas of practice are keen to connect with colleagues and learn from each other's experiences.
Although 11 of the 24 bovine subgroups identified in the genome contain multiple genes, the majority of the TRBV repertoire expansion is attributable to the extensive membership of just 3 subgroups, TRBV6 (40 members), 9 (35 members) and 21 (16 members).
If, on the other hand, one takes groups to be bona fide mereological composites and composites consisting of enduring persons as opposed to, say, person-stages, as in Copp (1984)—then a lot depends on one's reasons to treat groups with co-extensive memberships as in fact distinct.
Among Dr. Rausen's extensive board memberships, he served as a director of the American Cancer Society, The National Childhood Cancer Foundation, The Children's Oncology Society of New York, The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, and The Ronald McDonald House.
This approach revealed extensive overlap in membership between the bacterial communities of the HS, CS, and NS groups.
"Over the years, Amazon has gained extensive experience in the memberships and subscriptions space, innovating across programs like Prime and Kindle Unlimited," said Lovina McMurchy, general manager of Subscribe with Amazon, in a statement.
