But it is still too soon, he said recently, because extensive hearings now would divert the agencies from doing their job.
An extensive economy now rests on trust.
Using a large database of ad-hoc biological records (50 501 records of 502 species) we modelled the richness of wetland biodiversity across the Fens, a formerly extensive wetland, now agricultural landscape in eastern England.
This condition was noted in the appendix of the previous manual, but extensive research now supports including it as a formal diagnosis.
Jackson argues that the oppression toward Christians, which he terms "Christo-phobia" and "Biblo-phobia," is so extreme and extensive that now "may be the time to make Christians a protected class".
Extensive literature now in existence [4] [6] describes specific methods (e.g., bootstrap and jackknife), developed by a number of scholars, and offers sophisticated arguments, based on sound statistical principles, in support of those methods.
Such measures have strong appeal, and an extensive literature now exists to support their value in clinical research [ 3].
An extensive literature now supports these measures, although few studies have systematically compared the properties of different adherence measures.
The extensive data now available for human and other primate genomes allows a more precise evaluation of the mutational potential of LCRs and the evolution of their flanking sequences.
A distributional analysis of the more recent and extensive databases now available is warranted to better characterise the protection afforded to elderly and /or health-impaired people by the default factor.
