Sentence examples for more extensive processing from inspiring English sources
Industry provides another ready avenue for significant economic development, particularly with more extensive processing or use of agricultural products, such as light industrial facilities to process wheat into flour, fruits into dried varieties, oilseed into cooking oil, cotton into textiles.
It is speculated that barley grain with low aNDFom concentration requires less processing with marginal benefits from more extensive processing.
More extensive processing would be allowed by the availability of an algebraically homomorphic encryption scheme, that is, a scheme that is additive and multiplicative homomorphic.
This difference was more easily observed after 48 hours (Figure 1D, lower panel), correlating with the more extensive processing of the wild type, M146L and H163R PS1 forms.
Formation of this dHJ intermediate may require more extensive processing of broken DNA ends and/or more extensive DNA synthesis primed from the invading end.
These prolonged SCPs in low impulsives may indicate more extensive processing of the delayed reward and/or an ongoing conflict that has not been immediately resolved by the response.
The LSW amplitude is considered to reflect enhanced sensory processing (de Haan and Nelson, 1997; Grossmann et al., 2005), suggesting that the sounds associated with human actions undergo more extensive sensorial processing in comparison to other sounds in 7-month-old infants.
With Google's expert analytics and more extensive data for processing, ITA today can provide predictions for prices for flights, hotels, shopping and more.
The purchase price for Western Gas attributed $1.6 billion to the firm's midstream assets, and Kerr has much more extensive pipelines and processing plants in the Gulf.
Overall, fibulin-1 processing was more extensive in the ER/PR-positive as compared to ER/PR-negative breast tumour cell lines.
When viewed as the ratio of the 50 kDa fragment to the mature fibulin-1 polypeptide, fibulin-1 processing was more extensive in ER α-positive as compared to ER α-negative breast carcinomas (P < 0.05, n=36).
