Sentence examples for with more extensively from inspiring English sources

This species is similar to Plain-tailed Wren (Pheugopedius euophrys) with more extensively spotted underparts: Inca Wren has a gray head with black and white facial stripes, rufous upperparts and tail, and whitish underparts with black spots extending down the belly.

It is possible that more complex models may allow retention of more information as in similar populations with more extensively retained histories [26], and at a minimum retention of DNA samples at each generation will dramatically simplify determination of haplotypes in the final generation.

The delayed kinetics of binding (peak at 2 min for Calnexin and at 20 min for Malectin, Fig. 2H) and the association of Malectin with more extensively oxidized HA conformers revealed that Malectin and Calnexin do associate with distinct HA populations.

Through homology with more extensively studied systems, a model for how the identified kinases and phosphatases regulate hydrolytic enzyme production can be postulated.

Cell, animal and human epidemiological studies have identified a number of potential diet derived anti- and pro-inflammatory components, some of which have been discussed here; this topic has been dealt with more extensively elsewhere.

This contrasts with the more extensively rainforest-clad, east-facing coasts of these same continents at the same latitudes.

This result is in broad agreement with the more extensively validated studies of UPF1's role in physiological gene expression [ 20, 21, 34, 51].

However, by applying the propensity technique and matching on age, and center and period of admission, we dealt with confounding more extensively than in prior reports.

Compared with other more extensively investigated cancers, such as breast, prostate and colon carcinomas, the molecular mechanisms involved in the transformation and progression of gastric cancer are poorly characterised.

This result is in broad agreement with the more extensively validated studies of UPF1's role in physiological gene expression [ 20, 21, 34, 51], suggesting that NMD plays a more restricted role in regulating gene expression than previously claimed [ 67, 68].

"All I can claim is that I dealt with that material more extensively with an eye to the general public than anyone previously," Mr. Lelyveld said.