Sentence examples for vary extensive from inspiring English sources

Although reports vary, extensive work in humans suggests that while not completely free from GI-related side effects, there is a greater GI safety profile for COX-2 selective inhibitors in comparison to non-selective inhibitors [ 17, 36- 38].

I present three case studies of 'partnership parks' that vary from extensive federal land ownership while retaining traditional land uses to virtually no federal land ownership where achievement of unit goals rests on developing locally collaborative relationships.

The systems of production vary from extensive to semi-intensive and depend on native pasture often supplemented with locally available feedstuffs, for instance PKC, palm oil sludge, oil palm frond and soy waste (Table 3).

A revival of interest in the iconic 1960s and '70s work of the French designer has revealed an artist whose career was more varied and extensive than most realize.

But "given the varied and extensive possibilities for conducting such attacks," Ms Zetter writes, "…it is only a matter of time until the lure of the digital assault becomes too irresistible for someone to pass up".

The coinage of the Ghūrid dynasty of northwest Afghanistan and its successors from the 12th century onward is varied and extensive, mainly gold and silver tangas (or rupees) of 10.76 grams.

(Cougar alert!) Like the Wooster Group — which practices a more sophisticated kind of genre-crossing theater in works like "House/Lights" (which combined a Gertrude Stein libretto with a bondage exploitation flick) — Radiohole makes varied and extensive use of both contemporary technology and vaudevillian song and dance.

The combined effect of these factors is that the legacy of Platonism is rich, varied and extensive, but eludes the scope of focused enquiry.

The faunal assemblage is varied and extensive, with at least 38 vertebrate taxa of which 20 are large mammals.

Therefore, the regulatory mechanisms controlled by miRNAs are may be more varied and extensive than previously thought.

Actually, the extent of structural rearrangements and sequence elimination may vary: the more extensive the rearrangements are, the more distinct the chromosomes will be, so that if the distinctions become extensive enough the species will effectively gain a diploid set.