Small-scale tightly controlled interventions had larger effects than more extensive large-scale interventions, such as the Chicago Child-Parent CenTempleRobertson Temple, Robertson, & Mann, 2001) and Head Start (Karoly et al., 1998).
Finally, while preliminary studies have shown no acute or chronic toxicity of FeCo/GC [24], more extensive, large-animal toxicity studies are needed prior to clinical translation.
However, it is essential to carry out a more extensive larger scale study with larger patient groups and longer follow-up period for further validation.
North of Lancaster Sound the ice is more extensive, and large parts of Devon, Ellesmere, and Axel Heiberg islands are glacierized.
The complex arterial retia mirabilia of the sperm whale are more extensive and larger than those of any other cetacean.
Advanced stages of cancer refers to those who are in Stage III ("Higher numbers indicate more extensive disease: Larger tumor size and/or spread of the cancer beyond the organ in which it first developed to nearby lymph nodes and/or organs adjacent to the location of the primary tumor") or Stage IV ("The cancer has spread to another organ(s)") of their cancer [ 21].
The number of cancer genes identified does not reach its maximum until all the tumors are included, indicating that significant numbers of known (and by extension unknown) cancer genes might still be found by performing more extensive studies with larger amounts of tumors.
The half-baked Green Deal is meant to trigger action on this front but it needs to be done in a much more extensive way, with large-scale investment – some of it coming via the public purse.
This work will be more extensive if a larger superset can be established based on varying materials or geometries, and further evaluated based on their decay trends.
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.
