Sentence examples for During the extent from inspiring English sources

During the extent of the German occupation of Norway, over 240 U-boats were stationed in the Nordic country at one time or another, most of which were members of the 11th U-boat Flotilla which had 190 U-boats in its fleet during the flotilla's entire career.

The amplitude (F 7,70) = 1.915, p = 0.080) and the latency (F 7,70) = 1.275, p = 0.113) of the VEP in the control animals did not change during the extent of the recording session (eight stimulations, 4 h, Fig. 2 and Table 1).

This was done in order to prevent the oxygen saturation in the broth to increase during the extent of the experiment.

Other women prefer midwives due to their expertise in the drug-free labor process and because they will generally stay with you during the extent of the laboring process, whereas doctors are rarely able to do this.

During work, the extent to which skeletal muscles deoxygenate varies according to the type of muscle, type of exercise and blood flow response.

During imagery, the extent of retrieved visual-art patterns from long-term memory was assumed to be much higher in artists than in non-artists which possibly led to an increase of universality.

During DDR, the extent of damage defines the level of activation of the stress response, with low-level damage leading to transient cell cycle arrest and repair whereas profound damage result in acute cell cycle arrest and apoptosis.

During extraction, the extent of adhesion formation was macroscopically evaluated (carefully paying attention to not move the tendon in the sheath) and scored semiquantitatively with 0 = good gliding (no adhesion), 1 = middle gliding (some adhesion) and 2 = no gliding (maximum adhesion).

During the early 18th century, the extent of Oceania was further revealed.

During the inquiry, the extent of the efforts to keep embarrassing matters – as opposed to operationally sensitive matters – secret became apparent.

During the past several decades, the extent of mangroves along the South China coast sharply decreased as a result of land reclamation in the 1970s and aquaculture in the early 1980s; the area of mangroves dropped from 400,000 420,000 ha in 1956 to 21,283 ha in 1986 and then to 15,122 ha in the early 1990s (Zheng et al. 2003; Fan 2000).