Sentence examples for multiple and extensive from inspiring English sources

The derived position of Tapuiasaurus and its Aptian age reveal the existence of multiple and extensive ghost lineages [5], which lengthen to 30 million years the diversification of advanced titanosaurians (Figure 7).

In addition, inconsistent adherence to the anti-TB drug regimen may lead to multiple and extensive drug resistance (MDR-TB and XDR-TB respectively) making it difficult to achieve high cure rates.

Calf 2 had multiple and extensive internal and gastrointestinal haemorrhages and haematomas, only few megakaryocytes were found in the bone marrow of both femur and sternum, whereas the numbers of other precursor cells were only moderately reduced.

Many words with multiple meanings and extensive associations with history are followed by page after page of discourse ranging through literature, law, religion, commerce and everyday life.

Authors may, however, ask for a revised proof in case of multiple errors and extensive corrections.

So, for the best drinking water, I'll take direct potable reuse with its advanced treatment, multiple barriers and extensive water quality monitoring.

One patient (case12) with multiple recurrences and extensive metastasis accepted chemotherapy regimens including PV (cisplatin + vinblastine), TC (paclitaxel + carboplatin), and PT (cisplatin + paclitaxel).

However, this result was achieved after multiple analyses and extensive group discussions and was based for a large part on the experience of the coordinating center.

Upon LPA stimulation, the cell surface became irregular; Meg-01 cells formed mainly multiple pseudopods and extensive membrane blebbing at several sites on the cell, whereas Dami cells formed pseudopods and often long protrusions.

The data clearly indicate that despite the multiple advantages and extensive research work in academia and industries, there are very few commercially successful products available in the market today.

Five tax-positive samples and 1 tax-negative sample (as a control) were chosen for in-depth molecular analysis on the basis of BLV status and sample size large enough and with enough mammary epithelial cells to yield sufficient material for multiple assays and extensive quality control tests.