Sentence examples for extensive proportions from inspiring English sources

The most serious challenge to his authority came from a revolt of the Ashraf in November 1891, but he kept this from reaching extensive proportions and reduced his opponents to political impotence.

Load carrying components are subjected to variable amplitude loading for an extensive proportion of their life time.

Whether it's out of patriotism and love of country, or it's for economic reasons and increased opportunities, minorities (and the poor for that matter) join and account for an extensive proportion of our military.

Many of these studies had a follow-up time of 3 months after surgery, since it appeared that the largest proportion of complications manifests itself within that time period, an extensive proportion of which occurred within a few days of surgery (Kreder et al. 1997, Katz et al. 2001, Philips et al. 2003, Parvizi et al. 2007).

In this study, we first applied the LR-FDR metood to simulated data with extensive alternative proportion (hypometabolic areas in neuroimaging data) and then to brain positron emission tomography (PET) data of three groups: Alzheimer's disease (AD), questionable dementia (QD), and normal controls (NC).

Due to the uncertainty of the proportions, extensive sensitivity analyses were performed.

The circulation of the dermis is variously developed in mammals, but it is typically extensive, out of proportion to the nutritional needs of the tissue.

The estimation of YLD essentially demands extensive data on proportion of disease sequel, hardly available in developing countries where limited epidemiological studies have been conducted.

In addition, diagnostic inaccuracy is often prompted by infiltrative and displacing mass lesions and pathological signal alterations involving the pre- or postcentral gyrus, which can lead to extensive changes of anatomical proportions, partially or completely impeding presurgical neuroimaging.

13, 15, 22, 38 However, we observed extensive heterogeneity in the proportions of preterm births by mode of onset of labour, and in the evolution of non-spontaneous preterm births over time.

In contrast, IL-15 TG/MT mice had increased survival and the tumors displayed extensive cell death, high proportions of activated NK cells and a higher infiltration of CD8 T cells than MT tumors.