To the south were the kingdoms of Malwa and Gujarat, both with extensive resources, while in Rajasthan Rana Sanga of Mewar (Udaipur) was head of a powerful confederacy threatening the whole Muslim position in northern India.
Despite the extensive resources invested in recording anthropometry, there has been little research into the reliability of these data.
Care provision to VLBW and VPT infants is a highly selective health service where specialized units deliver the majority of such care (approximately 80% of VLBW and VPT infants are admitted to tertiary NICUs), and consumes extensive resources, both in terms of the per-diem cost of caring for such a neonate in the NICU and cumulative lifetime costs.
"We have put in extensive resources to make sure we understood the potential causes of the battery failure and to make sure they were addressed," said William Loftis, vice-president of Boeing's 787 programme.
Tripura has extensive resources of natural gas that in the early 21st century remained largely untapped.
For guidance on what he calls the "science of grant-making," Mr. Stahl usually refers fledgling philanthropists to one of the groups that Mr. Holmes discovered on his own — the Association of Small Foundations, which offers extensive resources through its online Foundation in a Box program.
Indeed, Uber has far more extensive resources than the taxi industry in all but local political relationships.
Research into the quality of health care has produced evidence of widespread deficits, even in countries with extensive resources for healthcare delivery[ 1- 4].
It may be difficult to discuss changing the focus of care with patients and their families after 30 days in ICU when extensive resources have already been invested.
36 37 Measuring the effectiveness of a generic intervention (eg, an educational programme for healthcare professionals) can require extensive resources and a large sample size, in particular, for being able to measure the effects at the patient level.
