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Finally, after a series of ineffectual Kazakh uprisings of which the most extensive was that of Batyr Srym in 1792 97, Russia resolved to suppress such autonomy as the Kazakh khans still possessed.

Of these the most extensive are the trade winds.

Least fertile and most extensive are the soils of the west and northeast, especially the moor peats.

Most of the network's affiliates are similarly engaged in regional struggles, the most extensive being that of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the north African branch.

The most extensive are Brown Soils, which cover 43% of New Zealand and occur where summer drought is uncommon and the soils are not waterlogged in winter (Molloy 1998).

Seventy-four selectiofs, of which the most extensive is the pseudo-Aristotelian treatise On Melissus, Xenophanes, Gorgias (MXG), make up the collection of testimonia in DK.

The most extensive is the Unified Medical Language System UMLSS) [ 17- 19], which we used in our study.

Of the three datasets, the most extensive is that of Kiryu et al. (2007a), which includes 17 Rfam families.

Sequence alignment of Wss1 with 11 related proteins revealed highly conserved motifs, the most extensive being the metalloprotease WLM domain.

ASE has been evaluated in a number of studies in humans and mouse, the most extensive being that most recently published by the GTEx consortium [ 7] in humans.

The lineage-specific amplifications observed, among which the one detected in mammals is the most extensive, are probably linked to the acquisition of specific, potentially novel functions by the newly-emerged duplicates.