Sentence examples for context extent from inspiring English sources

Here, we tested the relative influence of elements of the fire regime (fire severity, fire history) at the site-scale, and the landscape context (extent of surrounding unburnt forest, fire heterogeneity) on the occurrence of native terrestrial mammals after severe wildfire in south-eastern Australia.

A cross-sectional and descriptive study was conducted as part of the situation analysis for male circumcision in Tanzania to assess the context, extent and pattern of circumcision practices in selected areas of Tanzania and to assess the acceptability and feasibility of carrying out safe circumcision services in the health facilities.

"Can I make a request that in next year's report, given the publicity that extended to this year's report, that the Office makes strenuous additional efforts to put into context the extent of this problem and the extent to which there is not a problem, clearly, in the vast, vast majority of schools".

He talks at length about legacy and context, the extent to which one's musical identity can only be defined by the past.

He can discuss the geological formation, context and extent of gas-bearing shales that are currently the focus of exploration and extraction.

In this context, the extent of black economy stemmed from the underreporting of self-employed is around 2.5%% of GDP.14 Previous estimates of the informal economy in Spain are substantially higher than those reported here.

In this context, the extent of the reproductive isolation is unknown since a true test of the biological species concept, the mating experiment, which is very difficult to perform for these pelagic animals, is required to answer the question.

In a clinical context, the extent of inflammation was determined by microbiologically analyzing lavage fluids.

In this context, the extent to which the vision of complete paperless documentation can be realized with respect to cost-effectiveness remains to be seen.

In this context the extent of STAT5 activation will also be of interest as increases in STAT5 phosphorylation will most likely impact on SOCS2 expression (Greenhalgh et al, 2002).

In this context, the extent of replacement depends on the degree of competition, but also on serotype specific transmission characteristics, which determine the ability of non vaccine serotypes to re-colonize the ecological niche released by vaccine serotypes.