Sentence examples for most extensive range from inspiring English sources
PROFILE of the house sparrow which, probably occupies the most extensive range of any terrestrial wild bird in the world.
ASTM has developed and published the most extensive range of standards, testing requirements, and procedures for all forms of plastic materials.
The model is based on a unique database of experimentally measured individual jumping loads which has the most extensive range of possible jumping frequencies.
An energetic spokesman for the northern Rhône, Mr. Chapoutier produces the most extensive range of whites from the region, relying entirely on marsanne for his white Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Saint-Péray.
A couple of decades after the Park opened in 1858, in an 1879 issue of "Harper's"… PROFILE of the house sparrow which, probably occupies the most extensive range of any terrestrial wild bird in the world.
The researchers found none of these differences when they compared the post-mortem brains of 20 macaques who got either the highest dose of thimerosal or the most extensive range of vaccines with those of 12 who got the placebo injections.
It has the most extensive geographic range among the medically significant tick-borne viruses [ 1].
The two Elaeagnus isolates, EAN1pec (EAN) and EuI1c (EuI) grow well and rapidly in pure culture, are abundant in soils without host plants, grow rapidly in pure culture and have the most extensive host range that includes Elaeagnaceae, Myricaceae, Casuarinaceae (Gymnostoma), Rhamnaceae as well as Datiscaceae and Coriariaceae where they are present as co-inoculants.
Nonetheless, throughout most of this extensive range it is at most locally common, being generally uncommon or even rare.
It is sedentary over most of its extensive range, but northernmost breeding populations migrate south for the winter, and small numbers leave southern Europe for North Africa and the Middle East.
Of the seven, Portland's collections are the most extensive, if not the most wide ranging.
