Sentence examples for Extent of the effects from inspiring English sources

"Both the global slowdown and the aftermath of Sept. 11 affected demand in most countries, but the manner and extent of the effects varied widely," the council said.

Even in the early 21st century, when sophisticated molecular techniques were available for biological study, fundamental features of the gland including the extent of the effects of its principal hormone, melatonin remained incompletely understood.

But it noted that there was great uncertainty about the timing and extent of the effects of sea level rise and that the region had conducted "only a limited number of analyses and resulting statewide policy revisions" to address the issue.

These findings suggest pre-conception male exposure to alcohol may have an effect on the offspring and the extent of the effects may vary with the timing of alcohol exposure relative to conception.

At room temperature and atmospheric pressure, molecular-level segregation was observed in the mixed-ligand MOFs, and the extent of the effects of interpenetration is comparable for single-ligand and mixed-ligand MOFs.

Apparently, Shuto tried rather to produce a predictive tool that describes expected tsunami impact as a function of H, than to create a new tsunami intensity scale describing tsunami effects independently from physical parameters that control the type and extent of the effects.

The short distance, however, belies the extent of the effect.

But the shortness of the distance belies the extent of the effect.

Now we have to wonder at the full extent of the effect on his mind and the team dynamic that the recent events involving Pietersen have had.

But the authors said that the data available to them did not allow them to determine the extent of the effect on prices.

Though the logic isn't surprising — if we believe we're powerless, we don't even try not to fail — the extent of the effect is remarkable.