Sentence examples for one of extensive from inspiring English sources

An intensive analysis of pre-Constitution state activities, the formation and powers of the United States Constitution, and the economic activities of the first national U.S. government tells us a drastically different story -- one of extensive governmental intervention in the economy.

However, analysis of the entire complement of M. infernorum genes seems to tell a different story, namely, one of extensive horizontal gene exchange with a variety of bacteria.

The general pattern seen from both the chloroplast and the nuclear genes is one of extensive haplotype sharing between what are currently considered to be different species.

The work we present here illustrates that phylogenies cannot be reliably used to settle the debate concerning the relationship of these three contemporary classes to the ancestral RNR [ 3, 5, 48, 49], because the emerging pattern is one of extensive interdomain transfer.

Those changes in mineral composition indicate the passage from a subduction-related compressive regime to one of extensive magmatic activity and crustal extension.

In France the Revolutionary period was one of extensive legislative activity, and long-desired changes were enthusiastically introduced.

Don Shernoff, who tracks the names and locations of the various fungi found by COMA members over the years, made notations on one of the extensive species checklists that he carries with him on all mushroom walks.

24 women had received one year of extensive chemotherapy, and 24 women had received no chemotherapy.

How to achieve radical resection is one aspect of extensive surgery, while how to repair and reconstruct the defect after resection is another.

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 96 Do not be too much appalled by an invitation to one of those extensive camps up in the Adirondacks.

The strict convexity of the availability function is guaranteed as long as one of the extensive variables is fixed.