Sentence examples for double the extent from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of his essay, translated for the American Review, the doctor wistfully speculated that "human life may be prolonged to double the extent of what is supposed to be its present limits, without losing activity and usefulness".

Applying his retributive theory, Rothbard states that a thief "must pay double the extent of theft".

This was only double the extent of overlap expected by chance (p<10−4 for both organisms; χ2 test).

Yet, with 13% of global lands already officially under protection, future PA growth is unlikely to even double the extent of the current global PA network or reserve system [3].

Following the resolution by the Convention on Biological Diversity to almost double the extent of the world's protected areas by 2020 (Normile, 2010; UNEP/CBD, 2010), there will be widespread demand for methods and operational models by which conservation resources can be allocated spatially in an effective manner.

In addition, subjecting male mice to 8 weeks of Western diet approximately doubled the extent of atherosclerosis but again quantification revealed no difference between control and experimental mice.

In fact, though, we all lead double lives, to the extent that we choose our behavior, our personae, and instinctively adjust them to the situations we're in, and the people we're with.

Although 335 TgC storage for the LMAV is only about 1.5 times greater than historical carbon storage of the Missouri LMAV, doubling the forested extent will increase other ecosystem functions, including carbon storage, flood abatement, and reduction of fertilizer pollution in the Gulf of Mexico.

In the present study, the absence of double-blinding limits the extent to which the results can be generalized.

The entire LMAV currently stores 97 TgC in forests and reasonable carbon storage for the entire LMAV may be about 335 TgC, based on increased carbon storage and reforestation of 600,000 ha of marginal agricultural land, which would double the current forested extent.

Although child mortality rates have doubled in 15 years, the extent to which health disparities are connected to orphan status remains unclear.