Sentence examples for most extensive observation from inspiring English sources

"This is going to give us the most extensive observation of a comet to date," said Timothy W. Larson, the project manager for the mission.

Taken as a whole, extensive collinearity between the Oxytricha, Euplotes and Tetrahymena mitochondrial genomes plus the observation of the most extensive genome reduction in Paramecium points to Paramecium possessing a derived ciliate mitochondrial genome form.

"Our observations are among the most extensive of a bilateral gynandromorph bird in the wild", Professor Peer and Mr Motz write in their paper.

Writing in 1774, Joseph Priestley, a leading Unitarian and the foremost scientist in Britain, wrote that the Observations "contains a new and most extensive science" and promised that "the study of it … will be like entering upon a new world".

But it's the most extensive analysis of its kind, its authors say, and pulls from observations made as far back as 265 years ago, including those of 19th-century naturalist Henry David Thoreau.

This observation suggests that the BECR fold has supplied one of the most extensive radiations of RNase toxins, which cuts across mechanistically distinct systems – the polymorphic and related secreted toxins and the classical toxin-antitoxin systems.

The observation that low frequency stimulation over the lung base, where fibrosis is most extensive, induces cough in more patients than at other sites supports the hypothesis that lung distortion contributes to the pathogenesis of cough in IPF.

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.