Sentence examples for more extensively on from inspiring English sources

They found that the smallest segment was primarily recognized by RIG-I and the larger ones relied more extensively on both RIG-I and MDA5 (Kato et al. 2008).

Independent newspapers like The Daily News have reported more extensively on the deaths, noting they are typically politically motivated, having little to do with race or land.

And in having to rely more extensively on free media, Mr. Bush, meanwhile, is fully experiencing the downside of unscripted encounters.

Anastasia Tsioulcas, in an article for NPR Music, reports much more extensively on the headaches of classical streaming, not least the effects of poor sound quality.

Since late spring, the Chechen rebels have adopted new tactics, relying more extensively on mine warfare, Russian military commanders have warned.

Still, Novak said, the transition to an Internet that relies more extensively on decentralized, P2P technology is "an absolutely essential development," since it would make many attacks by malicious actors — criminals and intelligence agencies alike — impractical.

Research consistently indicates that having more types of support and providing that support more extensively to teachers on the job lowers the likelihood that they will leave their jobs (Ingersoll 2001; Johnson and Birkeland 2003; Smith and Ingersoll 2004; Weiss 1999).

Again, we'll work with the video mode a bit more extensively for the full on review.

Collectively, the data suggests that human CD8+ T cells rely on BIM more extensively for TCR-induced deletion than CD4+ T cells, which are largely dependent on FAS signaling.

Furthermore, human cancers have been studied more extensively and on a broader scale than the ones observed in wildlife, i.e., roe deer.

The image that an individual has of God (e.g. 'the God-image' which will be described more extensively later on), and how this image has impact on the individual, can involve many aspects.