Sentence examples for more extensively rather from inspiring English sources

In practice, this species, as well as the foremost Brigalow (A. harpophylla), could be more successfully established on these mine sites if viable tube stock (see Figure 3f) or cuttings were used more extensively rather than attempting to rely upon direct seeding techniques (Ensol and Emmerton 2006).

They also rely more extensively on informal, rather than paid-for child care, and feel they have less disposable income.From now until the general election in May next year, political parties are locked into an argument about which can best address such worries.

The published occurrences indeed indicate that it was most commonly mixed with these pigments, although certain artists such as Raphael [8] and Holbein the Elder [15] seem to have used it rather more extensively in other colours.

Still, the critique is not centered on the adequacy or inadequacy of the psychological evidence offered by Buss (ground that has been more extensively covered by Buller 2005), but rather on the failure to demonstrate that natural selection is the explanation.

The results of a 2014 study of the gill structure of an unusually well-preserved 325 million year old fossil suggested that sharks are not "living fossils", but rather have evolved more extensively than previously thought over the hundreds of millions of years they have been around.

We suggested that fructose rather than glucose is more extensively involved in glycoxidation in vivo, yeast aging, and development of carbonyl/oxidative stress.

However, recent improvements in such technologies, such as click chemistry, have been applied to more extensively study sub-proteomes of a complex biological context rather than focusing on one single enzyme.

This gamma-herpesvirus has subtle differences from the more extensively studied Herpes simplex virus, for example it lacks an obvious homolog of gD and fuses after endocytosis rather than at the plasma membrane [9].

Mr. Azor spoke more extensively.

Males generally wander more extensively than females.

It could be that cases exist much more extensively".