Sentence examples for defining the extent of from inspiring English sources

He reached an extremely important agreement with the papacy (Capitula, 1447) defining the extent of Bologna's independence from papal control.

Further, a customized array design can provide comprehensive genomic profiling with additional accuracy in both identifying and defining the extent of small aberrations at target loci.

Adjacent trees and overgrown shrubs can have invasive roots that can render even the best laid paving uneven, so defining the extent of hard landscaping in the garden in relation to the surrounding planting is very important.

FDG-PET is effective in differentiating recurrent tumor from radiation necrosis for high-grade tumors, but has limited value in defining the extent of tumor involvement and recurrence of low-grade lesions.

To achieve this, the study compares the results of two quantitative techniques (analytical hierarchy procedure (AHP) and Fuzzy AHP) in defining the extent of land-use zones at a large scale urban planning scenario.

Such estimates of "patch size" which are inferred from correlograms, may be useful in defining the extent of effective gene flow and spatial scales over which landscape-level features could plausibly be used to characterize ecological attributes of importance to individuals from specific local breeding populations.

It would at any rate be suitable to define the extent of these seizures.

Analogously to the previous study, they analyzed helios expression in Bim deficient mice to define the extent of clonal deletion.

They define the extent of individual liberty and delineate the intrusive powers of the state.

This chapter focuses on typical rock strain patterns predicted to define the extent of the problem.

The tracks, radiating like spokes of a wheel, define the extent of a city's reach to distant farmlands and neighboring settlements.