Sentence examples for expected to extent from inspiring English sources

The exclusion criteria are expected to extent to withdrawal of consent for participation, development of a criterion for non-inclusion or administration of a prohibited treatment during the 5 weeks' course.

And when I first clapped eyes on him he was indeed all these things, but much taller and bulkier than I expected — to the extent that, when we shook hands (his skin was rather moist), he seemed to loom over me like an enormous shadow, cupping one ear with his free hand to compensate for his deafness.

The results were hit or miss, which is expected — to some extent — fresh out of the gate.

A less than perfect correlation is expected to the extent that the current model assumes extreme responses are in some cases caused by the level of the substantive trait.

This is expected to some extent as variants were selected to ensure the absence of LD in the parental populations.

This was expected to some extent, as the latter methods apply normalisation techniques especially tailored for each type of data.

Therefore, an increase in heterozygous calls is expected to some extent with the GBS imputation.

Given the aversion from society towards juvenile sex offenders, and child molesters in particular, this was expected to some extent.

The information on comorbidity was extracted from an administrative registry, where coding errors may be expected to some extent.

This was to be expected, to some extent, given the two different methods of measurement; but it appears we may have identified two distinct constructs that are differentially sensitive to characterizing changes in ED care episodes over time.

We compared diagnostic odds ratios between prospective and retrospective studies that would be expected, to some extent, to measure this, since high risk participants identified in prospective studies would probably have been enrolled in interventions designed to reduce violence risk.