Sentence examples for different extents based on from inspiring English sources

Portions of the filtrate were then diluted (to different extents based on their initial concentrations) with water directly in a 2 mL HPLC vial.

However, in the absence of platinum, methane production is enhanced to different extents based on materials and surface areas.

As previously mentioned the reviews are to a large extent based on different original studies, which is clearly visible in the Venn diagrams (Figure 2 and Figure 3).

The costs for the different measures were, for the utmost possible extent, based on available contracts and projected costs.

The F.C.C. policies regarding the radio spectrum are to a large extent based on technology of 70 years ago, when radios were not able to differentiate well between different types of signals.

"They are to some extent based on health premises as understood by Garrow and Webster in 1985 when the world looked rather different, but also they are a statistical construct," says Prof Cole.

Colombia's growth in recent years has been, to an extent, based on strong commodity prices.

Raises are to a great extent based on subjective evaluations of the individual whose salary is being reviewed.

"Dynastic China's relations with Southeast Asia were to a large extent based on 'soft power,'" she declared.

Putin's popularity is, to a great extent, based on the fact that he has no political opponents.

They are, to a large extent, based on demographic information.