Sentence examples for so that extensive from inspiring English sources

It was also desired that this method change be minimal, so that extensive revalidation would not be required.

Small airways contribute little to the total respiratory resistance so that extensive damage of small airways may occur before the appearance of any symptoms, and this is the reason why they are characterized as the "silent zone" of airways.

Quartz arenites have formed in the past when large areas of subcontinental dimensions were tectonically stable (not subject to uplift or deformation) and of low relief, so that extensive weathering could take place, accompanied by prolonged abrasion and sorting.

Moreover, only relatively short stays on the caldera floor had been possible due to logistical problems, so that extensive studies had been impossible.

Typically, these complexes are tolerant toward water and air, so that extensive drying and purification of reagents are unnecessary.

A 4-methyl group greatly impedes reaction, presumably because of steric interactions, so that extensive microwave heating in acetonitrile was required to prepare 2-methyl-8-nitrophenanthridinium 23 k.

So, with that extensive retro-tech heads up, you better get to Melbourne this weekend.

Such models are so important that extensive studies are available, recommending different modeling techniques to be adopted for specific processes or goals.

In most cases, single seeds or pooling of two to five seeds provided sufficient amounts of tissue for revealing distinct peaks, except for Saxifraga bryoides, whose seeds are so small that extensive pooling of seeds (approx. 80) was necessary.

Inventory control is based on the idea of manipulating process flows so that certain extensive variables defining the system, called inventories, follow their setpoints.

In particular, modeling includes non-participation as one of the options so that both extensive and intensive margins are directly estimated.