He will have more extensive tests Monday to see if doctors can determine what is wrong.
But Universal's suit hints that it may have more extensive evidence.
Nordic countries, where taxes are higher, which have more extensive welfare states but where living standards are better.
Inside the courtyard of a resettler's home: most families have vegetable plots and some keep animals have more extensive fields.
Children of wealthier families might have more extensive schooling, but also higher earnings for reasons not strictly related to education.
At high temperatures, pyroxenes have more extensive fields of solid solution than they do at lower ones.
For example, learners who have more extensive K-12 academic preparation tend to have greater academic success in college (Kurlaender and Howell, 2012).
The male has a black face, throat, breast and belly that contrasts with a grass-green back; older males may have more extensive black.
Thus, platelet reactivity is greater in patients who have more extensive territorial distribution of atherosclerotic vascular disease and in those who have CAD and diabetes mellitus.
PROSPECT FACING HEART TESTS Defensive tackle Star Lotulelei, a top draft prospect, was to have more extensive heart tests when he returned to Utah.
They have more extensive résumés at technology companies than James Brown, who sold Xerox and Eastman Kodak copiers to federal agencies in the 1970s and '80s.
