Sentence examples for exceeded the extent from inspiring English sources

SubG1 fraction (i.e., cell death) typically exceeded the extent of CA, often by a wide margin.

Ongoing neurodegeneration in these patients, which exceeded the extent found in normal controls, could be attributed to confounding pathologies such as Alzheimer's or vascular disease.

It stretches and extends the now, beyond the latest tweets, beyond the next business quarter, until the sense of the time period you inhabit exceeds the extent of your lifetime.

The planned payments far exceed the extent of likely future damages because they overstate the potential for future losses, the company insists in a strongly worded 24-page document that was posted on the fund's Web site Thursday morning.

Due to the enhanced sensitivity of neural tissue to ischemia, regional sympathetic denervation exceeds the extent of the perfusion defect [9].

The results show that the error rates within approved and rejected groups are between 26% and 48%, whereby again the extent of type II errors exceeds the extent of type I errors in both programme.

However, the functional impairment in insulin secretion often exceeds the extent of the β-cell deficit (1), suggesting additional impairments in β-cell function.

However, findings from this study suggest that non-participants' perceptions of potential problems exceed the extent of problems actually experienced by participants.

Below this value, the cost of implementation is considered to exceed the extent of the savings, such costs being typically associated with activities such as the revision of guidelines, training of personnel and amendments to tendering procedures.

Traditionally, health care providers tended to manage the physical symptoms of NVP, however it has become evident recently that the impact of NVP on the quality of life of the woman and her family far exceeds the extent of physical morbidity [ 4].

Inference was constrained only to those clusters whose spatial extent exceeded the FDRc extent threshold [corrected for nonstationarity (Hayasaka et al. 2004)] that ensures a cluster-wise FDR at q < 0.05.