Sentence examples for extent a level from inspiring English sources

Acknowledgment is the opposite of ignorance which breeds contention, frustration, and too some extent a level of isolation.

Analysis of data from the first medical and dental application cohort to use the UKCAT in 2006 has previously been conducted in order to explore to what extent A level attainment and UKCAT scores could be predicted from socioeconomic status [ 10].

Schwartzberg proposes a professional election commission "to ensure that assembly elections are carried out, to the maximum extent, on a level playing field".

If this were the case, then the subpopulations of neurons engaged during consecutive movements offset by 90° should overlap to a large extent, causing a level of BOLD adaptation intermediate between that observed in the 0° and 180° conditions.

A floating ice sheet of considerable thickness attached to a coast (usually of great horizontal extent with a level or gently undulating surface); often a seaward extension of ice sheets.

To meet this requirement, its processing chain must be robust and, to a large extent, automated with a level of validation sufficient to ensure the quality of the product.

The flux control coefficient for the pyruvate dehydrogenase flux of 0.29 (cf. Additional file 2) was mainly due to increased NAD (0.2) and pyruvate (0.14) levels and, to a lesser extent, a lower NADH level (0.08).

Land-cover impacts were evaluated at two spatial extents: a point-level within 100-m and 500-m buffers of each avian survey station, and a landscape-level across the study area (4326 ha).

YouTube removes those filters to an extent and makes it a level playing field".

The article was critical and I wondered to what extent The Guardian maintains a level of criticism politically to keep off the flak of publishing the leaks.

Protein connectivity, gene expression breadth and, to a lesser extent, expression level, exhibit a polarity across the human signaling network, with downstream genes progressively encoding proteins that are more connected, and being expressed in a higher number of tissues and at higher levels (Tables 1 3; Figure 1).