Sentence examples for a particular extent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the rapid development of Chinese modern service industry has been restricted to a particular extent, for example, the logistics and financial industries' ability to promote growth in real economy has been restricted.

During CO2 gasification, volume and surface area of small micropores increases very dramatically as gasification reaction progresses whereas in air gasification volume and surface area of small micropores does not change appreciably with carbon conversion after a particular extent of carbon conversion (Feng and Bhatia 2003).

Second, implementation of fusion of thermal and visual face images in the wavelet domain to handle illumination and disguise and third, principal component analysis is applied in order to tackle changes due to expressions up to a particular extent of degrees.

It is well-known that parental education determines offspring's education to a particular extent in Germany [26], [27].

It was discussed earlier that the buffer conditions allow a particular extent of partial denaturation of recPrP in a well characterized pre-amyloid state.

Without having to speculate, however, it can be stated for certain that the Jewish ethos and identity developed and flourished to a great and particular extent because of its rootless history.

An alternative view of scope requirements would hold that certain social processes that restrict the scope of opportunity are unacceptable, but no particular extent of scope is mandatory for a society.

In particular extents of microgliosis, astrogliosis and neuronal loss can be determined.

The number of departments influenced by a particular report; The extent of influence (e.g. major, moderate, and minor) reported; The number and scale of follow-on and spin-off foresight projects; National comparative performance in high value added goods and services; The contribution of research to major national and international issues; and, Public confidence in research [43].

how patient pathways were working or might be expected to change if the board took a particular decision, the extent of compliance with standards of care, the cost implications of clinical practices.

NEDs' strategy-seeking questions (e.g., What is the average length of stay for all patients?) were typically seeking to discover: how patient pathways were working or might be expected to change if the board took a particular decision, the extent of compliance with standards of care, the cost implications of clinical practices.