Sentence examples for more extensive due from inspiring English sources

The adviser cited concerns about a lack of "more extensive due diligence" and said the "level of independent representation on the board is insufficient," according to Bloomberg News.

Compared to the plume around the low-permeability lenses, the plume around the high-permeability lenses estimated by ERT is more extensive due to larger resistivity contrasts.

Both abstract and concrete words will utilize the same system but activation for concrete items will be more extensive due to their richer context availability.

However, for the Gatekeeper annotator model, the manual QC is much more extensive due to the much shorter training period of the annotators.

The extent of racemization depends upon the life of the intermediate carbonium ion, with longer-lived ions leading to more extensive racemization (due to the fact that the symmetrical ion is exposed to attack from either side).

Results indicate that under the "ductility for seismic force reduction" trade-off scheme, the frame designed for high ductility (thus large q factor) tends to attract more extensive damage due to large yield excursion, resulting in certain performance reduction.

This means that subjective burden increases when the patient needs more extensive care due to his decreasing physical status.

Generally self-fertilization leads to a more extensive LD due to the several reduced effective recombination levels [ 50].

Estimates of the frequency of co-morbid conditions and the need for more extensive care due to toxicities can be extrapolated from the MSF experience at a number of sites.

Drone strikes have been important to that progress, but their success, and the fact that civilian casualties have not been even more extensive, is entirely due to good intelligence, most of it provided by informants.

The institute put the company's business plan and supporting documents through more extensive review and due diligence than typical VC deals.