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He suffered extensive injuries in the accident.
extensive plantations
In that case, the behavioral effects of early insult are likely to be delayed and may be more extensive than first thought.
An insight into the extensive nature of such introgression is given for twelve different crops.
The authors demonstrate that they have extensive practical experience in organic growing of alternative crops under temperate climatic conditions.
Extensive referencing and evaluation of current debates also makes it valuable for postgraduates and a welcome refresher for seasoned practitioners.
With polders, or lignite mines, these areas can be very extensive - really, a whole landscape.
The author has done extensive archival and oral research.
Music therapists and educators have extensive practical experience of children making such strides in their development and passing across such thresholds.
A more extensive study that shows the effect of those coefficients on the system behaviour has been performed in reference 14.
