Sentence examples for changing the extent from inspiring English sources

It is shown here that these interactions have the potential to change the size and effectiveness of the HF stimulation by changing the extent of the induced fracture around the secondary well.

Within hours of Sessions' announcement, a bipartisan group of legislators had come out against the decision and some, including Hawaii senator Brian Schatz, announced that legislation was already being crafted that could overrule Sessions, by changing the extent to which Marijuana is classified as illegal at the federal level.

The absolute values of both Seebeck coefficient and electrical resistivity increase as the extent of the deviation from the VEC = 14 rule increases, i.e. as the alloy composition deviates from that corresponding to the p n transition (x ≈ 0.5), indicating that the carrier concentration can be controlled by changing the extent of compositional deviation from the ideal VEC = 14 composition.

Changing the extent of hazard zones over time could become a difficulty due to version control of associated hazard maps.

For example, stretching PD i (f) over time would automatically reduce its temporal variance and thus, changing the extent of randomness in the voice, which is not the purpose of a time stretching transformation.

In the ventral hippocampus of male rats, PRS induced the same changes as were seen in the whole hippocampus, by reducing the PI hydrolysis stimulated by DHPG (i.e. hydrolysis entirely mediated by group-I mGlu receptors), without changing the extent of stimulation by 1S,3R-ACPD (an agonist of both group-I and group-II mGlu receptors) (Fig. 7A,B).

Here, using three Ag models for which we have direct access in wild-type (WT) mice to antigen (Ag -specific T cells, Ag -specificB cells and Ag-presenTing Dcells document that the adjuvantation with CpG-B of other vacells anduvant enhances Ag-specific Tfh cells without changing the overall extent of the Ag-specific T-cell pool.

Our discoveries mean we are already changing the way (and extent to which) we experiment on animals.

It is important to note that human activities often disrupt the process of coevolution by changing the nature and the extent of the interactions between coevolving species.

The question, as ever, remains to what extent Shell, it its compatriots like Chevron and Exxon, have really understood how the market (and perceptions of the market) are changing, and the extent to which they are prepared to face that change.

Hitherto, quantities other than times were regarded as changing to the extent that they were inconsistently smeared out in a small lozenge or spread of time.