Its approach, however, was significantly different in the extensiveness of Yarrell's correspondence and in the increased emphasis on scientific accuracy made possible by the rapid advance in ornithological knowledge in the nineteenth century.
In the extensiveness and originality of his contributions to mathematical logic, Peirce is almost without equal.
All categories of social problems were experienced by all groups although there were differences between the age groups, sexes and treatment stages experienced in the extensiveness and frequency of reported social problems.
In spite of its extensiveness and in depth analysis some of the Outlook assumptions and conclusions need careful analysis and review.
Compared with other branches of industries, information technology in civil engineering does not reach the desired extensiveness in its application.
This study examined sample extensiveness in qualitative nutrition education research.
With the ever-growing complexity and extensiveness in surgical procedures, it is not uncommon to encounter unique perioperative complications.
In addition, the extensiveness and aggressiveness of cholesteatoma have also abated compared to two decades ago.
However, LIE usage may vary greatly from one physician to another, implying major differences in the barriers faced by EPs in their adoption of LIE, in the nature and extensiveness of their use of LIE, in the benefits eventually obtained from such use, and, most importantly, in the impact of such use upon their clinical decision-making and the well-being of their patients [28 30].
Defining the healing process as changes in the thermal distribution in terms of intensity, extensiveness and time permits the possibility of accurately and indirectly observing biochemical and chemicophysical changes in the wound and its surroundings, and correlates well with serological markers of inflammation.
