Sentence examples for extensively so that from inspiring English sources

Mainly, the big roads are used extensively, so that a large amount of congestion occurs, while smaller, parallel roads are used only infrequently.

He used the Programmer's Toolkit extensively so that he could write code for his own algorithms and then use standard Dragon functions, invoked from inside his programs, for image display, subsetting, error analysis and so on.

It is also important to note that speech production and perception systems overlap extensively so that many of the regions used to perceive a voice are also used in thinking and speaking (e.g. STS, Spt).

What is clear, he said, is that some change is necessary, including the suggestion from the investigation board that NASA's engineering and safety functions must be extensively reworked so that risks like falling foam from fuel tanks that damaged Columbia and other shuttles are not played down over time.

The Ion's battery life is quite good — we hear it's as much as four times as powerful, though I haven't tested that extensively — so good that I can have background applications such as IM, current weather and Twitter notifications running all day without the device dying on me.

In 1750 a Parisian jeweler discovered that the yellow Brazilian topaz becomes pink on exposure to a moderate heat, and this treatment has since been extensively applied, so that nearly all the pink topaz occurring in jewelry has been heat-treated.

Seismic activity which has occurred along this fault zone after AD1300 has been extensively studied, so that the Anninghe fault is recognized as a seismic gap having a high potential of an earthquake of magnitude (M) 7.4, while the Zemuhe fault was ruptured by an M 7.5 earthquake in 1850, only 160 years ago (Wen et al., 2008).

Confluent primary keratinocytes were extensively scratched so that a large percentage of cells was localized at wound edges, and lyzed after 3 hours of migration with lysis buffer.

After on-site evaluations, CDC guidelines were extensively modified so that they were appropriate for local conditions and culture [ 34].

One soil profile shows little variation in mineralogy and U-series geochemistry with depth, explained by the occurrence of already extensively weathered saprolite, so that further weathering has minimal effect on mineralogy and geochemistry.

Since molecular profiling is proving to be an efficient way to gain insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying carcinogenesis, these techniques should also be employed more extensively in ICC so that we can obtain a more inclusive picture of regulatory elements in pathogenesis.