Sentence examples for direct extent from inspiring English sources

CF is a mathematically computed record, contingent upon a direct extent between the concentration of the metals in the sample taken from the review area and earth crust (Hakanson 1980; Pekey et al. 2004).

To the direct extent that she was attracted to me as well, that reality afforded me an extra measure of influence with her, in the same way we give voice to those we're otherwise attracted - movie stars, athletes, scholars, etc.

In primary prostate tumors, Mitostatin down-regulation was statistically associated with advanced tumor stages and increased size (or direct extent) of the primary tumor at pathological examination (i.e.: pT), confirming our previous observation in breast and bladder cancer [13].

Tumour node metastasis was defined as size or direct extent of the primary tumour (T, 1 4) that spreads to regional LNs (N, 0 3) and develops distant metastasis (M, 0/1).

Tumor-node-metastasis was defined as size or direct extent of the primary tumour (T, 1 4) that spreads to regional lymph nodes (N, 0 3) and develops distant metastasis (M, 0/1).

"I've never seen anyone from that perch exert the kind of influence and even, to a certain extent, direct control," he said, citing the targeted-killing program.

Regulator board would "direct" the nature, extent and placement of corrections.

Change the power of the regulator to "direct" the nature, extent and placement of corrections and apologies, saying it should "require", not "direct".

Amend the power of the regulator to "direct" the nature, extent and placement of corrections and apologies, saying it should "require" rather than "direct".

In this subsection we analyze to what extent direct and/or indirect taxation drive the (negative) effects of taxes on GDP we have found thus far.

Give the regulator the power to "require", rather than "direct", the nature, extent and placement of corrections, and abandon the idea of giving it the power to force newspapers to publish apologies.