Mrs. Clinton's on-the-ground effort is no less aggressive and extensive; in particular, she has tapped into the network of support provided to her by Mr. Strickland.
Literature related to those intermediate spaces is very extensive; in particular, we refer the reader to the excellent book by Lunardi [14], which contains a comprehensive presentation on this topic and related issues.
We also provide suggestive evidence of extensive "greenwashing" by particular organization types and in particular countries.
Like other museums, it also did extensive research on particular paintings that were suspected of having been looted by the Nazis.
Statistical work contributing to the US effort in World War II soon became the principal focus of the Lab, in particular extensive research on bombing patterns.
What are your summer research plans: I plan on doing extensive research into particular industries that engage in social impact projects, namely consumer brands and also companies that have built their business models on charitable giving.
In particular, extensive efforts have been devoted to utilize Co3O4 for supercapacitors because of its high reversibility and theoretical specific capacitance (3560 Fg−1) [5,6].
In particular, extensive phenotypic characterisation revealed that the strain A/J developed greater morphological changes than C57BL/6J when exposed to five consecutive daily injections of 100 mg iso per kg body weight [13].
Several tyrosine phosphorylation sites were identified on members of SFKs, but the extensive homology, in particular, in the activation loop of different members of the family complicates the determination of the exact family member.
Inflammatory aneurysms with no identified infection factor, along with infiltration of adjacent muscle and in particular extensive destruction of bone tissue have rarely been described in the literature.
The moumouvirus genome further expands the pangenome of the Mimiviridae and emphasizes the dynamic evolution of the giant viruses, in particular extensive gene loss.
