Sentence examples for most extensive with from inspiring English sources
The University's relationship with Microsoft is one of its most extensive with industry, spanning collaborations in computer science, cybersecurity and biomedical research.
Princeton's relationship with Microsoft is one of the University's most extensive with industry, spanning collaborations in computer science, cybersecurity and now biomedical research.
For the cases considered, fracture deflections are found to be most extensive with decreasing fracture spacing and in-situ stress difference, but insensitive with the increasing the ratio of Young's moduli.
Of all the well-characterized plant ALDHs, the rice ALDH gene superfamily is the most extensive, with 21 genes compared to 20 genes in Physcomitrella patens [21], 8 genes in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii [21], and 14 genes in Arabidopsis thaliana [18].
Among these, dbSNP is probably the most extensive, with release 135 hosting more than 50 million human SNPs including 535 660 synonymous and 873 308 non-synonymous SNPs.
In Germany, the most extensive experience with oral anti-diabetics in CF-associated diabetes mellitus therapy has been with glibenclamide [ 7].
Nationwide, Virginia has among the most extensive experience with public-private partnerships.
Why don't they help?" Fatma Farkash asks The Independent on Sunday, in her most extensive interview with a British newspaper.
The possession and cultivation of this talent enabled him in after life to make the most extensive calculations with exceptional facility and accuracy, and largely contributed to his success in business.
The Times Magazine article is based on the most extensive interview with Mr. Weiner since his resignation, and appears to be part of a continuing public exploration of a possible return to politics.
The seasonal connection has taken on new meaning this month as the Coca-Cola Company has joined the home-shopping giant HSN for what is being described as the channel's most extensive partnership with a packaged-goods marketer.
