Sentence examples for more extensive being from inspiring English sources

However 100 years earlier the estate was more extensive, being described thus in The Times on 21 June 1815: In 1839 the estate was described as not particularly extensive, but notable for its groups of "patrician" elm trees.

Second, 2D-RT-induced TLN lesions were more extensive, being both wider in range and larger in size, and showing greater contrast enhancement.

The higher the temperature, the more extensive is the thermal disorder in the crystal structure and the less exacting are the spatial requirements.

The most subtle changes were therefore smaller than all smoothing levels used, but the more extensive were greater than these.

The base lines were then superposed onto the images; the lesser the structures were crossed, the more extensive was the lesion [ 8].

In general, the rarer the case disease and the smaller the surveys, the more extensive is the contribution from the sampling weight estimates to this joint sampling error.

But Roberts's paper trail, which is more extensive than is generally believed, suggests a more cautious assessment.

On this face twinning is more extensive than is observed on the (010) and {011} faces, and probably provides a significant contribution to the deformation process.

This may be more extensive and be felt throughout the body.

Still, he said, more extensive validation is needed and is under way.

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