H. G. Wells gives Lodge a much, much wider field.
Although this does not replace a much wider bibliographic study comparing different fields of ecology (soil ecology, marine ecology, bird ecology.etc), this suggests that soil ecology uses modelling and evolutionary thinking more parsimoniously than other fields of ecology.
While much of his later life was occupied by scholarly questions of the Bible and homosexuality, he came to abhor the label "gay minister," and pursued a much wider range of studies, on early American religions, Elizabethan Puritanism, church music and the African-American experience.
In the course of this happening, the nature of the approach has changed quite substantially: from an approach to language that centered essentially on the analysis of the lexico- grammar, to one which is very much wider and includes the study of non-linguistic phenomena.
Although increases in FA during adolescence have been found in studies looking at white matter changes with increasing age, these studies have typically been conducted over a much wider age range than our study, often showing increases in FA from late childhood into the third decade of life (Ladouceur et al., 2012).
14 Both of these studies used a much wider and longer radiation field to cover lymph node dissections.
"There's a much different audience for TV: more diverse, much wider, and they have to study their audience more.
The gap is much wider because the most recent study's data set includes anyone who worked even just one year out of the 15 included.
First, the subjects did not fully meet the diagnostic criteria for metabolic syndrome, although comparative parameters included in this study are much wider than the current diagnostic criteria for metabolic syndrome.
But compared to our study, this study concentrated on a much wider age range, although the children most vulnerable to renal scarring are the younger ones.
