Sentence examples for more extensive at from inspiring English sources

2.59pm: Leveson stresses that there was a "reputational risk" in the autumn of 2009 for the Met as the Guardian had reported that phone hacking was more extensive at the News of the World.

For the seas were more extensive at some times and much more restricted in others.

Damage from the same typhoon was more extensive at the Lienhuachi Experimental Forest in central Taiwan.

Tip-induced wear was more extensive at higher applied load, lower scan rate and at higher scan line densities.

Collateralization and penetration of reticulospinal fibers were observed at 3 months and were more extensive at later time points.

Though Simplee's platform is (arguably) more extensive at this point, it likely won't be long before Practice Fusion fills the remaining gap.

The event will be a first glimpse at Xbox's next-gen console, and will be followed up by a more extensive look at software at E3 19 days after the initial reveal.

Once the White House receives recommendations, the administration selects at least one name for more extensive vetting at the Justice Department — like a background check by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and interviews with high-ranking officials, including Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.

A similar trend to that described for Caco-2 takes place in these cells, with early transient response at 1 hr, followed by a more extensive response at later time points (12, 24 hrs) as demonstrated in Figure 3. Again, the genes active at 1 hr do not appear to be active at later time points (except for a few genes in each case).

It is important to note that these analyses were only made at the end of the study and more extensive monitoring at earlier time points might reveal insight into the polyICLC/AT-2 SIV-mediated control.

The Democratic proposal offers more extensive benefits, at a higher cost to the government that is estimated at $594 billion from 2005 to 2012.