Sentence examples for extensively resulting from inspiring English sources

Mountainous rural communities have traditionally managed their land extensively, resulting in land uses that provide important ecosystem services for both rural and urban areas.

The seismic studies also suggest that a well-developed axial rift zone as seen in the southern Okinawa Tough is missing in the northern Okinawa Trough and instead extensional deformation has occurred extensively, resulting in wide rift basins dominated by graben/half-graben structures (Nash 1979; Letouzey and Kimura 1985; Gungor et al. 2012).

Global transcriptional changes in M. truncatula AM roots were studied extensively, resulting in a comprehensive overview of symbiotic gene expression on the tissue and cellular level [ 23– 31].

The conceptual framework for studying TRNs as Boolean dynamical systems of the type g i (t + 1) = G i (g(t)) was set up by Kauffman [ 8, 9] almost four decades back and subsequently has been studied extensively, resulting in several important insights [ 10, 20- 24].

We validated this method extensively (results not shown, see B. Fuhrmann, unpublished diploma thesis) [ 42].

After initially refraining from recommending PCV13 for this group (35 ), the ACIP reviewed extensively results of a randomized controlled trial in the Netherlands, which became available in early 2014 and showed that PCV13 was 76% effective in preventing PCV13-type IPD among persons >65 years of age and 45% effective against non-invasive pneumonia caused by PCV13 serotypes (40 ).

Over the years, especially in the middle decades of the 20th century, the properties of the Fibonacci numbers have been extensively studied, resulting in a considerable literature.

As a result of operating experience gained in the field, the PBR was extensively redesigned, resulting in the next generation 'cyclic flow' PBR used in the present study.

Upon culturing with doxorubicin-loaded PNIPAM-co-AA nanoparticles for 96 hours, the smallest tumor spheroids were extensively disrupted, resulting in a reduction in spheroid diameter.

In addition, agriculture was extensively damaged, resulting in $1.84 million (1984 USD) in losses to crops.

In the absence of DNase I, the glass coverslip was extensively colonized resulting in the visualization of a thick layer of cells at the air-liquid interface (Fig. 4A).