Sentence examples for extensive with the from inspiring English sources

The loss in the viability of bacterial population with a tendency to increase with agitation rate and solids density was more extensive with the RT than the PBT impellers under the same experimental conditions e.g. 72% loss in the viability c.f. 40% over 4 h of mixing at 20% w/w solids and 3.35 m/s impeller speed.

Crop losses were extensive, with the storm striking close to harvest time.

Counter-terrorism and intelligence cooperation is deep and extensive, with the United States and Israel working to advance their common interest in defeating the terrorism of Hamas, Hezbollah and Al Qaeda and its affiliate groups, and preventing nuclear proliferation in the region.

The distribution of plaques was extensive, with the cavernous portion of ICA being the most common site.

Binding of undefined constitutive factors was more extensive with the M1 than the SARE, M 2 or M3 trimers.

The distributions of plaques were different and extensive, with the most common site being the cavernous segment of ICA.

And the new definition of CSR from the European Commission recognises with admirable clarity that the responsibility of a business is co-extensive with the results of its actions.

This is important to realize because it is an open question whether the class of persons is co-extensive with the class of human beings.

Many metaphysicians contend that there is at least one material object that is spatially co-extensive with the statue, a lump of gold.

In reality, every thing is always either in non-being or in being, and not in the same way, since the first of these conditions is co-extensive with the thing itself, the second depends on God.

For the purposes of this article, one might think of proper names as at least roughly co-extensive with the sorts of expressions that ordinary (non-philosophically trained) speakers standardly call 'names', expressions like 'George W. Bush', 'Barcelona', and 'Mount Everest'.