Sentence examples for containing the extent from inspiring English sources
However, the hiring freeze across industries that began in late 2007 will continue at least until 2010, causing discouraged workers to leave the work force and containing the extent of the spike in the unemployment rate.
In other works socioeconomic variables have emerged as key correlates of exposure to care related stressors, and socioeconomic resources may help to contain the extent to which a patient's condition becomes burdensome[ 8].
Amazônia is one of the most important ecosystems of the planet, containing the largest extent of contiguous tropical rain forest on earth, over 5 million square kilometers.
Brains were removed from the cranium and cut into 4 5 mm coronal slabs of tissue containing the entire rostrocaudal extent of the hippocampus.
The ratio image containing the maximum areal extent for each of the three intrinsic signal phases (Initial Dip, Overshoot, and Undershoot) was Gaussian filtered (half width = 5) and the areal extent quantified at a threshold level of 2.5×10−4 away from zero.
The brains were removed from the cranium and cut into 4 5 mm coronal slabs of tissue containing the entire rostrocaudal extent of the SVZ.
For the tRNAHis variant containing G74/G75, the extent of product formation by the two competing pathways is also largely consistent with WC base pairing requirements.
East Texas contains the western extent of the natural range of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L). and, therefore, many planted seedlings there experience water deficit sometimes leading to plantation failure.
Using a 10X objective, it was possible to contain the entire extent of the SN within a single field of view.
The initial target volume to be drawn is usually the gross tumour volume (GTV), so named as it contains the gross extent of the tumour identifiable with the available clinical and imaging data.
The adequacy of sanitation facilities is often evaluated solely based on the extent of containing the waste and how the user is free from contamination.
