Sentence examples for more extensive from from inspiring English sources

Press play on the clip below, listen to the most frustratingly intriguing two seconds of audio you'll hear all day and pray that we get something a little more extensive from the pair soon.

The female develops a brood patch a patch of bare skin on the bird's underparts that reddens and becomes much more extensive from around three weeks before the first egg is laid.

The examination of linguistic and genetic relationships in the Americas would obviously benefit from a more extensive sampling from the Na-Dene linguistic stock and from the inclusion of the Eskimo-Aleut stock.

Such an increase in overlap may either result from activations becoming more extensive or from activations moving closer together.

Limited data from patients and more extensive data from laboratory animals indicate that massive lymphocyte apoptosis occurs during Ebola hemorrhagic fever and may contribute to the high death rate.

More extensive experience from several centers worldwide (14– 16) and a more prolonged follow-up from the Edmonton group have exposed several problems (17).

GGTase-II, also called RabGGTase, differs both structurally and functionally from the canonical PFTase and PGGTase-I because it recognizes more extensive elements from its cognate protein substrates, Rab proteins.

Without more extensive reporting from Kyodo, there is no way to tell.

Ates Orga and Jeremy Nicholas were taken to task for not having demanded more extensive documentation from Hatto.

But for AOL Time Warner to deliver its broad packages of broadband video, data and messaging products, more extensive cooperation from other cable providers will be required.

Pope Francis also insisted on "a more extensive response" from European and international officials to help Italy deal with the influx.