Long in the shadow of the all-powerful Royal Navy, by the 1860s the United States Navy had developed a rather extensive presence relative to its small size.
This study provides evidence of both the effectiveness and efficiency of developing reading rates through extensive reading relative to traditional reading instruction with grammar-translation exercises.
The first distinctiveness of the FIGs lies in the extensive coverage, relative to previous cilia screens, of genes that are known to be mutated in PCD.
Noteworthy, all supporting references were conducted with endurance elite athletes (ie, cyclists, triathletes, cross-country skiers, runners, swimmers, kayakers and rowers) and there is an extensive literature relative to LHTH as well as LHTL.
Most sites provide extensive details relative to the types of programs available and their eligibility requirements.
In regions of extensive forest cover relative to agricultural open ground, as in northern Scandinavia, farmland abandonment greatly changes the landscape pattern.
A z-score analysis applied to the set of 763 metabolites showed extensive metabolite variation relative to Nipponbare, a Japanese variety with a sequenced genome (Figure 1C).
This hypothesis is further supported by the observation that our gene expression data were able to identify extensive genetic changes relative to an earlier microarray study in which cell filamentation was induced by an external chemical agent[40].
Even the fishes from the youngest of these lakes (Victoria), which exhibit the lowest amount of skull shape disparity, have undergone extensive preorbital evolution relative to other craniofacial traits.
This inconsistency lies mainly on the different regions of chain extensions selected to fit the F x/L curves, and disappears as extracting the k values in a moderate relative extensive region involved in the "pseudoplateau" of the F x/L curves.
