Sentence examples for extensive seen from inspiring English sources

The reshuffle is the most extensive seen at British Cycling since the inception of the world class performance programme under Peter Keen in 1997 and it comes in the wake of a disappointing world track championships in Cali Columbia, after which a review was put in place to assess the way forward.

The literature related to fractional neutral differential equations is very extensive; see for instance [12 14, 19].

The list of Hsp90 phosphorylation sites identified is now fairly extensive (see [88]) and is probably beyond the scope of this review.

However, the spread of scores was extensive (see Figure  3), and represents a substantial amount of both under-and over-reporting at the individual level.

As the envelope sequences from D. hydei, D. virilis, and D. affinis differ by an average of only 6.2%, and the species sampling is now quite extensive (see figure 5), horizontal transfer remains the best explanation for the incongruent phylogeny.

Gene expression changes in the anterior hindbrain are extensive (see below), suggesting that specification of motor as well as sensory components of CN V and VII might be compromised.

Until now, the most extensive melt seen by satellites in the past 30 years was about 55 per cent.

The Ecomorph Convergence hypothesis [18] is based on the extensive convergence seen among the anole radiations in the Greater Antilles.

This possibility is emphasized by the extensive overlap seen in the reconstructed ranges of periods reported in earlier studies.

In this patient, the MRI scan had not distinguished invasive tumour from the extensive DCIS seen on the histopathological specimen.

For a more extensive discussion, see semiconductor and integrated circuit.