Sentence examples for extensive single from inspiring English sources
NPR is billing "Israel's Barrier" as its "most extensive single multimedia report to date".
The 180-page review, probably the most extensive single piece of policy produced by Labour in opposition, sets out a plan for building 200,000 new homes by 2020.
Southern Bulgaria has forest soils with acidic (cinnamonic) traces by far the most extensive single category as well as the modified chernozems known as chernozem-smolnitzas (a dark-coloured zonal soil with a deep and rich humus horizon).
I changed the dates and periods of my trips to diversify the examples and places visited and to provide a resulting overview since an extensive single period of ethnographic research was not possible.
The political establishments of Britain and the Netherlands -- indeed, those of the European Union and EEA as a whole -- encouraged financial deregulation and a more extensive Single Market in financial services, without almost any regard for the wholly predictable risks of large-scale economic failure.
However, it remains unclear whether other regions of the monkey brain contain mirror neurons for actions, because extensive single cell recording during both action execution and observation have so far not been performed outside of the premotor and inferior parietal lobule.
To elucidate endogenous barriers limiting this process, we systematically dissected human cellular reprogramming by combining a genome-wide RNAi screen, innovative computational methods, extensive single-hit validation, and mechanistic investigation of relevant pathways and networks.
It includes a more extensive single-player mode than its predecessors, known as the Subspace Emissary (SSE).
In this case, PICs would need to accommodate extensive single-stranded DNA.
HU generates stalled replication forks, which on prolonged exposure convert to DSBs, also extensive single-stranded regions accumulate in the presence of HU.
In the absence of Ku, telomeres are deprotected, resulting in extensive single-stranded telomeric DNA (Maringele and Lydall 2002; Bertuch and Lundblad 2004).
