Sentence examples for correct extent from inspiring English sources
These two characteristics are especially important in the production of biosimilars, where achieving the correct extent of similarity to the reference molecule is a great challenge.
Considering the importance of restaging disease after surgical approach, we stress the importance of rapid and correct disease extent definition in the event of recurrence.
Bazalgette told the Observer that, while the council is already correcting the extent of the historical London imbalance, the real danger is repeated cuts to local authority budgets – the biggest source of arts funds in the country – which threaten to halve the income of regional arts.
When comparing all rare tone against frequent tones significance was set to FDR corrected pFDR<0.05, extent 10 voxels, for both wakefulness and sleep stage 2. A mask defining task specific activation in wakefulness was built using this threshold.
Significant activations across the whole brain were identified using cluster-based thresholding of statistical images with a height threshold of Z = 2.0 and a (whole-brain corrected) spatial extent threshold of p <.05.
For this reason, our first imaging results are based on whole-brain contrasts, at a relatively liberal statistical threshold (initial cluster forming threshold Z>2, family wise error corrected cluster extent threshold p<0.05).
Each written response was coded as correct (and the extent of correctness) as increasing values along the X-axis.
It is politically correct to the extent of being ludicrous, but sex is still an embarrassment.
Meanwhile, as far as the American mastodon is concerned, Cuvier was to an almost uncanny extent correct.
More interesting, 46percentt said U.S. policies on Iran -- which include an economic boycott and labeling Iran part of an "axis of evil" -- were "to some extent correct".
Nearly 75percentt of those polled favored dialogue with the United States, and 46percentt said they felt that American policy toward Iran was "to some extent correct".
