Sentence examples for not so extensive from inspiring English sources

The EPA's regulation of GHGs under the CAA was extensive, but not so extensive as to make an appreciable dent in GHG emission projections.

"If it is not so extensive that it impinges hugely on the natural reef, it does help by providing an alternative dive site".

The ventral mesoderm is not so extensive; it remains near the alimentary tube and becomes the continuous muscle layer of the stomach and intestine.

Under simple exposure to glutaraldehyde in buffered solution (pH 8) the reduction is not so extensive and changes in voltammetric behavior from cycle to cycle are related to the high pH of the medium.

PVS patients have damage in the same midbrain area as do comatose patients, if perhaps not so extensive, which again suggests that some portions of the reticular system are critical for wakefulness, and others are critical for awareness.

In the second part, the Descrip­ tion of Minerals, numerous, if not so extensive, modifications and modernisations have been introduced.

The restaurant's lawyers are arguing that damage from the crane accident isn't so extensive that it absolves the owners of their obligation to the lease.

I really do not anticipate any backlash, because our projects will not be so extensive that they will pose any threat to the national energy security of the U.S.

The proteolysis must not be so extensive as to completely degrade the gluten matrix (preventing gluten recovery), which is why not all proteases found to allow starch recovery are acceptable for this process.

Despite the fact that most CTC assays are highly specific and sensitive, there are not so many extensive studies especially designed to compare their efficacy when using the same clinical samples.

The changes to the model forms should not be so extensive as to affect the substance and the clarity of the disclosures.