Sentence examples for more extensive mathematical from inspiring English sources

A more extensive mathematical analysis of this problem is presented for the interested reader in the Appendix 2. Model-specific K M values might be expected to have some benefit and were tested as an exploratory measure.

Finally, McKay's book is calculus-based, whereas the standard physics texts targeted toward life sciences majors are algebra-based (e.g., Newman, 2008), and thus lack the mathematical rigor that we desire, or are true biophysics textbooks, which are aimed at much more advanced students who have already taken basic physics and have a much more extensive background in mathematics.

The supplementary information contains more extensive result tables and additional mathematical equations.

More powerful and convincing are cases in which a more extensive pattern of data can be sought, in effect functional similarity in the mathematical sense of similar relationships between dependent and independent variables, and predictions from different theories of the mechanisms involved pitted against each other in experiments.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".

(Drop-off locations are more extensive).

Pike got far more extensive press coverage.

It will be a more extensive procedure.

And yet it could be more extensive.

Al-Khārijah has more extensive ruins.