Sentence examples for significantly more extensive from inspiring English sources

It said that the "magnitude and complexity" of the terrorist threat justified "a significantly more extensive public safety interrogation without Miranda warnings than would be permissible in an ordinary criminal case".

Management was significantly more extensive in the landscapes inhabited by black storks than those inhabited by white-tailed eagles, but the periods of nest occupancy and unoccupancy did not differ significantly in either species.

We now know these works are several thousand years old, extend from Syria to Yemen and probably number a million or more, making them far older and significantly more extensive than Peru's Nazca Lines.

Two years ago, Charlie Savage of the Times wrote about an F.B.I. memo informing agents that in terrorist cases there could be "a significantly more extensive public safety interrogation without Miranda warnings than would be permissible in an ordinary criminal case".

Patients heterozygous for CF showed significantly more extensive restorations than those who were homozygous (P =.015) and significantly more missing teeth than the controls (P =.008), whereas the controls had significantly more missing teeth than those who were homozygous for CF (P <.001).

These histologically defined changes were significantly more extensive in the supine position than in the prone position.

In hoxb1b -/-, the dinference inferredred spindle angle between prometaphase and anaphase is widely variable (Fig. 3D), the absolute amount of spindle rotation is significantly higher than for wild-type mitoses (Fig. 3D′), and the absolute spindle rotation speed is significantly faster, with more extensive rocking movements (Fig. 3C,E).

As a result, the group of delayed enhancement neoplasms with early enhancement ratios <50% included significantly more adenocarcinomas with extensive fibrosis.

These tumours were found to be significantly larger, with more extensive lymph node involvement, as compared with tumours developing in nonpregnant women [ 6].

One individual factor (EBP capability beliefs) was significantly associated with extensive practice of all EBP activities, and three organizational factors (working in the care of older people, supportive leadership and high collective efficacy) were significantly associated with more extensive practice of three or more of the six EBP activities.

Crucially, the Wernicke's aphasia group showed significantly greater and more extensive activation than the control group throughout the ventral and superior anterior temporal lobe; activation increased in the anterior temporal lobe and other regions following lesions to posterior temporal regions classically associated with semantic representation access.