Sentence examples for more extensive development from inspiring English sources
Ridge-crest soils exhibited poor horizonation, but more extensive development of secondary clay minerals developed in situ than was found in valley-flank and valley-bottom soils.
Plants grown at low density had a more extensive development of umbellate fruiting structures and a lower proportion of leaf and stem tissue than did plants at high density.
A few years ago, our company leadership realized that we were going to need a more extensive development team than just the couple of us who were working on the product.
New culture techniques of D. nipponica, and comprehensive technical developments like saponin extraction and in-depth processing, have provided a more extensive development prospect, which is conductive to the economic and social benefits.
Olivine grains from mature lunar soils show higher solar flare track densities (approximately 1011 cm−2) and more extensive development of damaged rims, thicker rims of vapor-deposited material, and a higher density of npFe0 particles.
Although more extensive development of OxP-11D and related oxpholipins remains to be done, the current findings seem interesting enough to warrant its description now.
Larger forms with more extensive musical development, such as the sonata and the rondo, often have a structure that is at least partially periodic; periodic structure is less likely to be found in polyphonic textures such as the fugue.
Teachers who received more extensive professional development felt more prepared to teach the Common Core State Standards.
But most discussions and illustrations of the North American ice sheets characterize the more extensive glacial development associated with the maximum CLIMAP model.
Clearly, confirmation of this theoretical approach will require far more extensive model development and experimental observations.
Kotasaurus [58] and eusauropods (e.g., Shunosaurus, Barapasaurus, Patagosaurus) also have anteriorly extensive preacetabular processes [12], [50], although these taxa have more extensive dorsoventral development of this process.
