Sentence examples for more extensively defined from inspiring English sources

Class II gaming is more extensively defined to include bingo, games similar to bingo, nonbanking card games not illegal under the laws of the State, and card games actually operated in particular States prior to the passage of the Act.

However, further investigations are necessary to more extensively define signaling mechanisms that influence the modulation of induced mPGES-1 expression.

We will pursue further investigation to more extensively define the epidemiology and antifungal profiles of the Candida species in the future study.

dependent children". (Emphasis added). Moreover, the term "dependent child" is also extensively defined in the Act.

The sacrament of penance was extensively defined, extreme unction (later, the anointing of the sick) explained, and decrees issued on episcopal jurisdiction and clerical discipline.

In melanoma, "microscopic satellitosis" represents a parallel adverse prognostic factor that has been more extensively studied and strictly defined as "any discontinuous nest of metastatic cells more than 0.05 mm in diameter that are clearly separated by normal dermis from the main invasive component of melanoma by a distance of at least 0.3 mm".

The high volume of patients with MM seen at our institution presents an opportunity to define more extensively the spectrum of cutaneous diseases seen in concert with MM.

It also considers individual and social factors more extensively than the earlier work and defines the timeframe for preventability as the previous 3 months.

It also considers individual and social factors more extensively than this previous work and defines the timeframe for preventability as the previous three months.

The possibility of performing biopsy at the time of RFA should be used more extensively in the future to help to define such strategy according to molecular biology of the targeted tumor.

There was no significant change in fluorescence of [psi−] cells but Sup35-GFP in [PSI+] was more extensively aggregated showing a large number of more defined foci.