Sentence examples for more complete extent from inspiring English sources

For instance, different rates of local and global sequence homogenization have been reported in human and Arabidopsis (Willard and Waye 1987; Durfy and Willard 1990; Hall et al. 2005), presumably underlying the more complete extent of homogenization on individual chromosomes (or in local domains within individual chromosomes), compared with the genome as a whole (Warburton and Willard 1990).

With the large 220-mm aperture (b), there is more complete visualization of tumor extent (maximum extent of 6.1 cm) that closely matches that seen on the MRI Fig. 8 PET/CT image of a patient with metastatic lesion from malignant melanoma, located between the ribs and breast.

Coming population studies using sequencing approaches will likely give a more complete understanding of the extent of CNV in nature.

through device monitoring may complement clinical and echocardiographic data and, thus, provide a more complete picture on the extent of AF/AT burden in each patient.

To gain a more complete understanding of the extent and nature of human rights violations, case reports and qualitative situational analyses should be augmented with population-based estimates that provide data on the scope and magnitude of the problem [ 4].

More complete information about the extent of hunting, locations of hunted roosts and the longitudinal impacts on E. helvum populations will enable us to inform effective management policies to both benefit E. helvum conservation and to contribute to the economic and food security of the growing Ghanaian population.

Because New York has standing to investigate only life insurers based in the state, the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is calling for other states, or the federal government, to "conduct similar investigations, to document a more complete picture of the full extent of shadow insurance written nationwide".

Policy development regarding optimal donor screening and testing practices will require more complete data on disease risk and extent of transmission.

Instead, we conducted a core stimulation and evoked potential protocol (Investigations 1 and 2) with all patients and supplemented these with more in-depth investigations across pairs of cases to build up a more complete picture of the nature and extent of semantic processing in the ventral ATL.

Interestingly, grafts containing wild-type dopaminergic neurons improved parkinsonian signs to a similar extent as DATKO grafts, but provided a more complete reduction of l-dopa induced dyskinesias.

It is possible, in the present series, that the presence of white matter pathology allowed better discrimination of the extent of the lesion on MRI and a more complete cortical resection, compared to cases without this feature.