Sentence examples for extensive studies have shown from inspiring English sources
Extensive studies have shown that cartilage destruction induced by a magnesium-deficient diet in animals is identical to that induced by quinolones42,43.
Extensive studies have shown that young Engineering Cementitious Composites (ECCs) have the potential to achieve effective self-healing.
Although extensive studies have shown that BR signaling is conservative in higher plants, the molecular mechanism of regulating plant architecture in rice still remains to be explored.
Extensive studies have shown that the composition of land cover within a watershed can account for much of the variability in water quality and stream ecological conditions.
Extensive studies have shown that DAS can enhance coverage, improve capacity, reduce outage, etc.[1 3].
Extensive studies have shown that polyspermic zygotes such as tripronuclear (3PN) zygotes, discarded in clinics, may serve as an alternative for studies of normal human zygotes (Balakier, 1993).
Multi-locus and genome wide studies have shown extensive variation in the degree of introgression across a hybrid zone among different genetic loci (e.g., [ 12, 13]).
Extensive studies has showed that the G H loop of FMDV is the major immunodominant site [ 38, 39], and it can induce a strong antibody response against the virus, which is known to play a major role in protection induced by the current FMDV vaccines [ 9].
"An extensive study has shown that AMFm has increased availability and reduced prices for high quality anti-malarial drugs".
"An extensive study has shown that AMFm has increased availability and reduced prices for high quality anti-malarial drugs". The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) allocated £40m to the scheme in its first two years, and boosted it by £31.6m this year.
Extensive study has shown several mutations affecting nucleotide positions with a high degree of evolutionary conservation in haplogroup J1, possibly underlying their phenotypic consequences (see Discussion) [ 30, 31].
