In the same way, temperature affects the dissolution rate in the induction period to such extent, that at high reaction temperatures, this period disappears.
Carr et al. [26] showed, for example, that mutations at position 292 compromised viral fitness to such extent that it was considered to have no clinical consequences.
"The biggest mistake he made in the … conflict was to let it grow to such extent," said Ulla Fionna, an Indonesia specialist at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore.
In his previous job he had had very little luck trying to see any CEOs at the annual gathering but was literally inundated in his capacity at Greenpeace to such an extent that he had to turn many business leaders away because he just ran out of time.
But he remained a party man at heart — to such an extent that he let the party elders choose as his first deputy president and successor a man, Thabo Mbeki, whom Mandela did not much like or trust.
This has radically altered the food landscape (in Havana at least) to such an extent that going to dinner is now a pleasure and not a chore, with a wealth of options serving decent food with buckets of ambience and good service.
They were backed by a big visiting support that helped pack Recreation Park to such at extent that kick-off was delayed by 10 minutes.
I can't help but contrast this philosophy with that of Mick Fleetwood, who at 69 years of age still bashes away at his drums to such an extent that he has to wear a special ice-packed suit after every gig to soothe his aching muscles.
The away end was the only one still singing at the close, to such an extent the normal repertoire was exhausted and ancient hymns to Eric Cantona, Cristiano Ronaldo and even Paul Scholes were reprised.
In three patients (4.8%), abnormalities discovered at laparoscopy were of such an extent that a change in the original treatment regimen and referral to in vitro fertilization (IVF) was needed.
While his supporters scoff at such accusations, they underscore the extent to which the Democrats are seen as having pulled back from their election vows three years ago to clip the wings of the powerful central ministries.
