Nucleolar dominance is among the most extensive gene silencing phenomena known, second in scope only to X-chromosome inactivation in female mammals [15], [16].
In those settings where the NPs' scope of practice was most extensive and where their role definition was evolving positively, several determining factors were observed: joint meetings among managers, nursing or medical directors, and partner physicians; a shared vision of the NP's role; mobilization of the care team members' complementary expertise; and collaborative work with nurse clinicians.
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].
Ms. Rice, making her seventh trip to the region this year and the most extensive one yet, has tried to get the sides to agree on a written statement that would outline the scope of the international conference, planned for Annapolis, Md., possibly in November.
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.
The tower's garden roof is Chicago's most extensive.
The hospital offers the most extensive advanced care between Westchester and Albany.
Despite its urgent message and extensive scope (Gordon supplies generous excerpts), the press greeted the book's publication with indifference and condescension.
