The most extensive difference between the two accounts is Wilder's decision to excise an entire interlude in Iowa from the novels.
The 1 4 interface, being the most extensive, shows interesting similarities and differences when compared to that of avidin.
I really want to make a difference.'" The most extensive descriptions of what being a family physician entails were found in the documents on which the family medicine specialism is founded.
For the cases considered, fracture deflections are found to be most extensive with decreasing fracture spacing and in-situ stress difference, but insensitive with the increasing the ratio of Young's moduli.
Although most fungal organisms present a similar overall composition in terms of respiratory complexes, extensive differences in what particular units have been lost or duplicated in each complex, might help explaining differences found at the physiological level.
The most extensive study (Fogt et al, 1998) indicated that Bcl-2 is overexpressed in normal adrenal cortex, without distinct staining difference between normal and pathological tissue (hyperplasia, adenomas and carcinomas).
Use is most extensive in Japan.
Mr. Bush reserved his most extensive remarks for Mr. McCain.
Their most extensive collaboration, however, has been with Björk.
The society has the most extensive coin collection in North America.
