Sentence examples for extensive path from inspiring English sources

A more extensive path to biomarker development has been reported [5].

It includes an extensive path system, large festival grounds, ski trails, and wildflower gardens.

Fernkloof is famous for a striking array of plants, with extensive paths through the reserve.

Time-lapse analysis of the regenerating nerve endings showed extensive path-finding activity, with neurites and growth cones forming and collapsing (Supp. Video S4).

This may require extensive shortest path calculations.

Despite the differences in overall size and SES area, at baseline these two parks had similar features that provided opportunities to be active such as extensive walking/cycling paths, grassy open space areas, trees, and basic playground equipment.

The reader interested in this approach is encouraged to explore the extensive literature on path integrals and field theory.

Near the museum site, which is also popular with cyclists for the Blackstone's extensive paved bike paths, Jason Dionne, a construction worker was preparing to set off in a robin's-egg-blue canoe on a father-son fishing trip.

Consider the concert the group presented on Monday night at Alice Tully Hall: "Composers Living and Working in China Today," among the final offerings in Carnegie Hall's extensive festival Ancient Paths, Modern Voices.

The extension edge e1 remains the only active edge in and is used to extend path P. Extensive tests of the advanced scoring function revealed that it works well across diverse datasets including single-cell jumping libraries with high variations in the insert size, extremely non-uniform coverage and large number of chimeric reads and chimeric read-pairs (see Section 4).

The technique also provides the ability to highlight particular areas of risk, such as extensive braided erosion around path intersections and damage to protected SSSI habitats, providing a snapshot record of erosion at a particular point in time and an invaluable source of information for conservationists and policy-makers.