For example, researchers extensively describe meaningful variation between countries in the way and the level at which the curriculum is articulated and structured.
The ENCODE project for example, has extensively studied and compared common platforms and reagents used for functional element identification (http://genome.ucsc.edu/ENCODE/platform_characterization), developing uniform guidelines for performing the project experimental procedures (http://genome.ucsc.edu/ENCODE/experiment_guidelines.html).html
Mithani, Maitra, Sui, Zhou, and colleagues, for example, have extensively used the MitoChip platform for mutation detection in primary cancer samples and uncovered a potentially large number of somatic mutations [ 1- 6].
East Asia and the former Soviet bloc, for example, both globalized extensively in the 1990's, to diametrically opposed economic results.
In medicine, for example, cobalt-60 is extensively employed as a radiation source to arrest the development of cancer.
Major League Baseball, for example, is relying extensively on location technology this season as it sells live Webcasts of games, so far signing up more than 40,000 customers.
The assimilation of ancient seasonal celebrations the winter solstice and the Roman Saturnalia with Christmas, for example—has been extensively studied in European folklore.
Professor Ayhan Aktar of Istanbul Bilgi University, for example, has written extensively about the courage of Armenians who themselves fought in uniform for Turkey at Gallipoli, and has publicised the life of Captain Sarkis Torossian, an Armenian officer who was decorated by the Ottoman state for his bravery but whose parents and sister were done to death in the genocide.
The construction of temples in Egypt, for example, has been extensively studied, often with regard to practical considerations (Arnold 1991; Preys 2009).
Not only, for example, did he extensively employ the concept of probability, but also he offered a pragmaticistic account of the notion of probability itself.
