For more extensive information, another Metropolitan publication, "A Walk Through the Cloisters," is on sale for $9.95 in the museum's gift shop, just off the Main Hall.
Our analyses are more extensive compared to earlier publications [1, 2].
Recent publications showed more extensive sequencing targeting all exons by PCR or cDNA amplification demonstrating complete sequencing of the coding regions [ 18, 19].
This led to the publication of a more extensive atlas, the International Atlas of Clouds and States of Sky, in 1932 and to a revised edition in 1939.
The EFSA's Scientific Panel on Food Additives, Flavorings, Processing Aids and Materials in Contact with Food (AFC), an 18-member panel that consisted of independent regulatory scientists and toxicologists, assessed the ERF aspartame carcinogenicity study using not only the ERF publication but also more extensive primary data and reports provided by ERF (EFSA 2006).
We found that one of these documented a practice about which more extensive evidence was provided by other publications, and that the other two involved analysis that examined wording but not other important features of communication, and which focused largely on clinicians' talk rather than including examination of patients' responses.
Over the years, and without formal training, Wood has been able to build up an extensive publication record and collect more than a hundred new species.
That reality should be partially assuaged by the more extensive companion book Duncan is writing for publication around the time the series premieres.
Our data are consistent with a recent publication that reported a more extensive analysis of oligomeric assemblies and also failed to detect major differences in PA and AD [ 34].
In comparison with MEDLINE, it provides more extensive coverage of European and non-English language publications [ 10] as well as conference abstracts [ 9].
