Sentence examples for more extensive involving from inspiring English sources

An earlier search had been more extensive, involving several planes, helicopters and large and small boats.

WOW provides a far more extensive, involving PvE experience than any other online game and will probably continue to do so for years.

The BBC earlier quoted a Yemeni government spokesman as saying that the foiled plots were more extensive, involving plans to blow up oil pipelines and take over two ports in the south, threatening Yemen's oil exports.

MD was found increased (p < 0.01, corrected for multiple correlations) in regions where FA alterations were found, but the alterations were more extensive involving more frontal, parietal and temporal juxtacortical white matter (Figure 1, second row).

Compared with the ancestral gene order, reorganization of the ptDNA in another legume, Trifolium subterraneum, is much more extensive, involving 14 18 inversions of 16 gene clusters.

In B. turicatae, gene conversion is more extensive, involving 10 or more kilobases downstream of the promoter giving rise to changes in the size of the plasmid carrying the expression site [ 22].

The Materials and Methods section describes the methodology for a pilot project that we performed on alternations in biomedical verbs, and then describes a much more extensive experiment involving nominalizations.

Because of these variations, more extensive studies involving multiple clinical isolates are needed in order to draw a definite conclusion about any trends in the pmpD gene transcription pattern in clinical isolates versus prototype strains.

More extensive research involving animal studies are needed in the future.

The individual BDA injections were considerably more extensive, each involving multiple nuclei (Ghashgaei et al. 2007).

However, the overall modulatory effects of these polymorphisms to the clinical phenotype of pediatric OSA will have to await more extensive studies involving much larger cohorts.