Sentence examples for under the extensive from inspiring English sources

The fragilities for the unrepaired and repaired bridge largely deviate from each other under the extensive and collapse damage states.

Additional measurements of soil respiration under standardized laboratory conditions indicated higher rates of soil organic carbon loss through mineralization under the extensive management.

For the crack located in the center of welding seam, Ct was estimated by the proposed method under the small scale creep stage and by the reference stress method under the extensive steady state creep stage; in this way, Ct was estimated under the whole creep stage.

Tolkien begins by noting that the original book has almost been lost under the extensive "'literature'" (his inverted commas) on the subject.

We only checked under leaves because the extensive collections by BIOTEC have established that O. unilateralis killed ants are only found in this habitat.

Under these circumstances, the extensive controlled clinical trial procedures now considered mandatory for contemporary vaccines could not be performed and the urgency of the situation often meant that only limited assessments could be carried out before introduction of the vaccines.

Practically all families with children under school-age use the extensive services of child health clinics.

A key component of this trial was the inclusion of frail patients who could undergo surgery under local anaesthetic and the extensive use of geriatric assessments, including measurements of co-morbidities, cognitive function and functional status, in order to characterise better those who might benefit.

The two tropical breeds of Creole goats and Black-Belly ewes used in the present study demonstrated clear seasonal breeding activity with a definite cut-off when maintained under the simulated extensive photoperiodic variations of temperate areas.

Wild salmon advocates fear that giving weight to hatchery fish could erode support for the extensive programs under way to restore habitat for wild fish.

Sir Paul -- Macca to the British tabloids -- visited Castle Leslie last summer, and no one believes the castle staff members who say that the extensive preparations under way are for a product launch.