Sentence examples for applied to the extent from inspiring English sources

Once converted, the various vegetation indices (Table 1) were calculated from the reflectance and applied to the extent of the images.

By contrast, the single region approach (applied to the extent series for 1979-2009 encompassing the entire Arctic region) involves a gamma regression with deterministic trend - since the stochastic trend option provided much less precise predictions to 2010-11.

It is relevant to assess how far aggregated predictions (totalling over models for each of the nine regions) compare with predictions from a single model applied to the extent time series for the entire Arctic sea (i.e. to the data summarised in Table 1).

Respondent validation [ 20] was applied to the extent of testing and exploring the researchers' interpretation of information gained during initial SSIs and FGDs in subsequent interviews and discussions.

The offending language goes like this: "The prohibition... shall not apply to the extent that it is inconsistent with the United States obligations under an international agreement".

The same applies to the extent of pretrauma arousal which can be measured inter alia by fear-potentiated startle responses [ 31].

The location and extent of cyclodialysis cleft was confirmed by gonioscopy and Argon laser was applied to the full extent of the cleft.

It was not because policies changed, but because the use of instruments to make the intentions happen were not applied to the same extent as before and after.

This approach has shown considerable promise in other tumors such as prostate cancer [ 81], including therapeutic response [ 82], but has not been applied to the same extent in breast cancer [ 83].

Similarly, the trivariate statistical approach applied to the percentage lesion extent, the volume of scar and the volume of penumbra did not show a statistically significant difference between the control antibody-treated monkeys and the anti-Nogo-A antibody-treated monkeys (P = 0.84).

Numerical experiments show the feasibility of iterative methods to some extent when applied to the problems and reveal the competitiveness of our recently proposed Lanczos biconjugate A-orthonormalization methods to other classic and popular iterative methods.