Sentence examples for extent according to from inspiring English sources
Data on cassava research has never before been shared to this extent, according to Chiedozie Egesi, assistant director and head of cassava breeding at the NRCRI.
That bulletin has already led at least 32 companies to say they would have to change revenue recognition policies to some extent, according to a report by accounting analysts at Bear , Stearns
In Madrid, he offered literary advice and patronage; she educated him in Popular Front propaganda while accommodating him sexually to the extent, according to one biographer, of undergoing a widening procedure known as vaginoplasty.
Other states have begun allowing for-profits to enter the alternative teacher training market, but Texas has done so to the greatest extent, according to Emily Feistritzer, president of the National Center for Alternative Certification.
But the team did not expect Powell to come to camp in top form, and they were ready for this sort of discrepancy to some extent, according to the bench coach Bob Geren, who handles the team's catchers.
Antigay remarks and harassment are commonplace in the American military, especially in the form of offensive speech and gestures, and an overwhelming majority of service members believe their superiors and colleagues tolerate it "to some extent," according to a Pentagon survey released today.
These latter were also hydrolyzed with different extents according to cocktails.
In boys and girls, the same dimensions were impaired to almost equal extents according to the effect sizes.
The fungus also provides nutrients to worker ants, supplementing the nutrients obtained from plant sap, to varying extents, according to different authors.
After adding phage 1513 to KP 1513 culture, the optical density at 650 nm constantly rose for 2 h, but it then dropped down by different extents according to the MOI.
Spongiform change and deposition of PrPd was lacking in control animal brains and was noted to various extents, according to the stage of the disease, in all scrapie-infected animal brains.
