Sentence examples for more extensive surveys from inspiring English sources

Trident will be up against proposals for more extensive surveys of the moon, a visit to Jupiter's moon Io and a return to Venus.

Our assessment of the status of poorly-known invertebrate assemblages across the Seychelles will complement more extensive surveys of coral and fish assemblages and, in doing so, provide a useful baseline for monitoring the effects of key stressors in the region, such as coastal development and climate change.

At Martin Van Buren's urging, the senators passed a motion stipulating that more extensive surveys needed to be completed and the exact route determined before the actual construction of the two canals could begin.

The pathogenic role of the mitochondrial genome requires more extensive surveys of the mtDNA sequences in different populations and patient groups.

Owing to the complex interactions between disturbance, network size, NODF and C, estimating the outcome of forest disturbance of plant-epiphyte networks will require more extensive surveys and simulations.

It is possible that there may not be any true decreasing gradient in total species richness while heading eastward across the arctic if molecular markers are used, as morphospecies may contain cryptic diversity from different source regions, and it will be useful to conduct more extensive surveys of Beringia and low arctic sites east of Beringia to study this pattern in more detail.

It plans to spend $700,000 next year on a more extensive survey to define the "nature and extent of contamination" in the park, he said.

This show of 50 works is appended to a more extensive survey of his works recently opened at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, through July 8 , 2007

Then in 1992, as part of an even more extensive survey, The National Law Journal, based in New York, demonstrated that minorities benefited unequally from Federal pollution programs.

The show that follows, adapted from a more extensive survey called "Corpus Christi: Representations of Christ in Photography 1855-2002" that Nissan Perez curated for the Israel Museum, is not for the evangelical or the excessively pious.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation had argued for a much more extensive survey, the executives said, alarmed perhaps after federal investigators in Washington learned that the anthrax spores discovered at Capitol Hill on Monday were extremely refined and potent.