Sentence examples for it is particularly extensive from inspiring English sources

It is particularly extensive dorsoventrally within the THy, where the classical tuberal and mamillary hypothalamic regions are found to be superposed one upon the other.

The Kitt Peak program is particularly extensive because it is one of of the few astronomical institutions financed by the National Science Foundation, and part of its mission is to engage the public in astronomy.

From a computational perspective, step 3 of the workflow is particularly extensive, as it involves applying IBI to obtain the polymer polymer interaction potentials and calculating the potentials of mean force to obtain the polymer clay and clay clay potentials.

The U.S. Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., is probably the largest national library, and its collection of modern books is particularly extensive.

Such reports are usually covered by the co-op's nonrefundable application fee -- typically, $500 -- although there could be additional charges if an investigation is particularly extensive, Mr. Weinstein said.

Representation of these structures in the MA is particularly extensive since they are major components of several of the primary MA resources used in developing the ontology.

The interface between repeats 2 and 3 is particularly extensive: W117 at the N terminus of helix I in repeat 3 links the interior of repeats 2 and 3 in an hydrophobic continuum (Supplementary Figure 3).

The contact surface is particularly extensive between domains R1 and R2 where, in addition to the interactions mentioned above, the long β2 β3 loop of R2 extends over R1 making both, hydrophobic and polar contacts with residues of the β3 strand.

Its coal reserves are particularly extensive.

Mr. Glisan's role in the events at Enron's finance division was particularly extensive.

The two reports in Science are particularly extensive surveys which establish that rare mutations are abundant in the human genome.