Sentence examples for notably extensive from inspiring English sources

The root system of N. rajah is notably extensive, although it is relatively shallow as in most Nepenthes species.

Notably, extensive physiological screening in both sexes of congenics revealed the existence of GK variants at the locus Nidd/gk5, independently responsible for significantly enhanced insulin secretion and altered cholesterol metabolism [61].

Notably, extensive deduction of LOCKs during EMT suggested that quantitative differences of these large domains may be functionally important [ 13].

We reviewed the pathologic specimens of this case and confirmed the presence of abundant giant cells, endarteritis proliferans, and, most notably, extensive caseation necrosis typical of mycobacterial infection.

Notably, extensive counselling should be offered to all women who consider prophylactic surgery, including a detailed explanation of the cancer risk, complications associated with surgery, aesthetic outcome, quality of life issues, and potential life expectancy gain.

The National Republican Congressional Committee, which has a tolerance for screwing up that's notably less extensive than God's, had wiped its hands of his campaign awhile back.

Between the densely populated microrayony are wedge-shaped areas of open land, notably the extensive Izmaylovsky Park to the east, Sokolniki Park and large forest tracts to the northeast, and the grounds of the permanent Exhibition of National Economic Achievements to the north.

In the 1920s the gardens evolved, incorporating the same Arts and Crafts elements that defined the house, notably the extensive use of glazed tile and ceramic ornament, like the shells, leaves and buds in the grotto to one side of the retaining wall at the end of the back lawn.

Among the five wetland types, marsh is the largest portion of the pre-settlement cover (Table 1 and Fig. 2a), most notably the extensive marshes of southwestern Ontario (currently agricultural lands, Fig. 2c), and the extant marshes south of Lake St. Clair (still existing as marsh, Fig. 2b).

Notably, despite extensive evidence regarding the involvement of p53 in diverse differentiation processes, its role in myofibroblast and adipocyte differentiation is still largely unknown.

Patients who are discovered to have small intestinal NETs only after laparotomy and histological examination may be candidates for further surgery, notably for extensive mesenteric lymphadenectomy.