In an extensive review written in 2011, Moore et al. [ 54] found out that a mean of 66% of men with a mp-MRI target have positive TB and that combining TB with SB leads to detection of 43% of CSPCa.
In an extensive review on phenotypic selection in natural populations across taxa (plants included), Kingsolver et al. (2001) found that sexual selection was often stronger than natural selection.
In an extensive review, Valle and Ekpo report different complications in course of surgery.
Further evidence for the co-ordination of wood density with traits across the whole-plant, including leaf size, minimum leaf water potential and possibly rooting depth was recently presented in an extensive review by Chave et al. (2009) in which the existence of a 'wood economics spectrum' was proposed.
The role of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in evolution has been discussed by Jablonka and Raz in their extensive review [ 36], where they explicitly mention epigenetic change guiding the selection of genetic variants.
James B. Foley, a State Department spokesman, said today that since December, the Clinton administration "has been engaged in an extensive review of the concerns and allegations that were raised in this case".
In an extensive review of Mr. Nolan's case for the Columbia Journalism Review in August, the writer Terry Ann Knopf asserted that Mr. Nolan's firing reflected the "corrosive influence of over-concentrated corporate power".
In an extensive review of the legislative record, Judge Murtha pointed out in his ruling that in remarks "too numerous to recount here," state lawmakers and witnesses made clear that their effort to close the plant was "grounded in radiological safety concerns" — the province of the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Thaler et al. [ 30] in their extensive review (2012) compared the efficacy and safety of 12 biologicals in seven inflammatory diseases, including AS, based on literature published between January 2009 and October 2011.
Phylogenetic differences in the distribution of pyramidal cells were also recognized by Stephan (1975) in his extensive review of the allocortex.
