Sentence examples for more extensive content from inspiring English sources

We added more extensive content on the decision itself, about common ICU therapies such as mechanical ventilation, and on how to understand prognostic estimates.

While lack of teacher-given guidelines provided learning cycle students with the possibility of including more extensive content, it also meant that students did not have organized and layered foundational information to build upon.

Compared to fundamental enunciation, general enunciation involves more extensive contents, including a lot of common enunciation contents which are present in all kind of rituals (e.g., "burning incenses" or "sogai" in the Na language) and specific contents which are only present in certain ritual processes (e.g., "gubumuzoZi" which is used in worshipping the powerful spirits "gu").

We have shown it to be more accurate than general-purpose consensus-clustering approaches, as well as approaches designed for large-scale scams such as phishing that use more extensive copying of content.

Users are demanding increased video quality, increased quantities of video content, more extensive access, and better reliability.

A small HFA, 18 investigating the capacity of seven facilities in the Brong Ahafo region, was conducted in 2006 as part of the formative research for Newhints 15; the HFA presented in this paper is considerably more extensive with respect to its content, administration and link with demand.

Dyckhoff et al. (2005a) provide a more extensive structuring of research indicators, the content of which, moreover, is based on the objectives of research performance in business administration.

This suggests that forbs with the help of AMF allocated more biomass into shoots while growing a more extensive root system with increasing sand content.

The hemoglobin content rose with more extensive ALND, which can be explained by more bleeding related to the larger region that was surgically explored.

Subarkose sandstones (e.g., Millstone Grit from the Carboniferous of England) have a feldspar content that is diminished by more extensive weathering or abrasion or by dilution from nonigneous source rocks.

We've been using images for links where the external content is image-led, eg a more extensive production shot gallery.