Sentence examples for extensive with time from inspiring English sources

These alterations show an increase with aging, becoming more extensive with time.

Fibrin deposition along endothelial surfaces was observed early after transplantation and became more extensive with time; in the absence of endothelial bound antibody or complement, this change may represent preservation injury.

Moreover, this data collection becomes more extensive with time and is continually refined as new information confirms or excludes a diagnosis in a given individual.

This epidemic is also far more extensive, with eight times as many fentanyl seizures in 2015 than there were in the 2006 epidemic.

Recently, there has been extensive work dealing with time delay systems (see [13 22]).

However due to extensive cell proliferation with time, the diffusion of bioactive insulin from cell culture medium might not be sufficient to nourish the interior cells of the scaffold supplemented with external insulin.

They lack discipline". A former Marine Colonel with extensive time in Japan working in the corporate security sector had an even dimmer view of the Yakuza Private Army plan.

In their study of women with breast cancer, Balneaves et al [ 9] further distinguished "committed" CAM use, which they defined as use of a large number of CAM therapies, coupled with extensive time, energy and financial resources spent on this use.

Increasing social support was negatively associated with extensive computer time in men and women, while among men increasing social support was positively associated with extensive sitting time.

Even so, his friend say they assume he addresses those questions during his extensive private time with Mr. Bush.

Being single/never married was positively associated with extensive sitting time in men only.