Sentence examples for most extensive list from inspiring English sources
The Snowmass Wellness Experience, in Snowmass Village, Colo., has the most extensive list of alfresco activities.
The wiki site has the most extensive list for sure, but only provides a one-line description without any visuals so it's not the most fun to browse.
"We provide the most extensive list of gene candidates that have been favored by humans following the domestication of horses," study co-author Dr. Beth Shapiro, head of the Paleogenomics Lab at the University of California, Santa Cruz, said in a written statement.
Our pNP catalog represents the most extensive list of annelid peptides to date.
(i) The functional groups with access to the most extensive list of biomolecules, typically the smallest functional groups, are those whose bioorthogonal reactions will ultimately be the most useful.
Thus, to the best of our knowledge, the presented list of 49 deregulated metastasis-related protein targets of metastamiRs provides the most extensive list of neuroblastoma metastamiRs' associated response.
The detailed study of macrofauna in Prince William Sound by Foster [299] provided one of the most extensive lists, with a total of 1,582 species, most of which were crustaceans, mollusks, annelids, and cnidarians.
LES AMIS (65-6733-2225, $400), tucked away on a side street in the shopping district, has what is undoubtedly the most extensive wine list in Singapore, from a $33 bottle of 2000 Château du Rouet to a 1947 Château Pétrus for $6,300.
PostgreSQL is a mature project, with a focus on extensibility and standards-compliance. Within the scope of spatial database engines, PostGIS offers one of the most extensive feature list, in addition of being supported out-of-the-box by a number of third-party products (e.g.: QGIS, Geoserver, Mapserver) [18].
THE BAR -- Full bar, excellent mixed drinks, one of the most extensive wine lists in the state.
Washington is not alone: the fisheries agency says that it may give 13 different salmon species endangered status in a broad sweep of land from central California to the borders of British Columbia, potentially the most extensive ESA listing in the 20-year history of the act.
