Sentence examples for extent and degree from inspiring English sources

And stylization is audacious, in extent and degree.

Sometimes the results of a later, standard test differ as to the extent and degree of aggressiveness of prostate cancer.

"What sets this tale apart, what makes it truly extraordinary, is the extent and degree of the apparent exploitation and deceit".

The fractional cover of vegetation (PV) and exposed bedrock are key ecological indicators of the extent and degree of land degradation in karst regions.

"I cannot ignore the extent and degree of contempt of court on his part; the appropriate term by reasons of noncompliance with the orders is nine weeks," said Judge Dunne, who deemed Mr. Quinn "evasive and uncooperative" when giving evidence.

The success of neural transplantation depends on several factors: the stroke model (location, extent, and degree of infarction), the donor cell viability and survival at pre- and post-transplantation, and the surgical technique, among others.

All main authors who considered metaphysics approached Aristotle's Metaphysics, in different extents and degrees, from these various perspectives.

Despite this relatively large local loss there were substantial differences in the spatial extent and the degree of local depletion between a typical Antarctic ozone hole and the 2011 Arctic loss.

On the contrary, the apparent temperature optimum did not decrease to a similar extent, and the degree of denaturation of the enzyme was also much lower according to the residual activity assays.

These estimates are based on different assumptions concerning the thickness of the formations, their areal extent, and the degree to which the formation is saturated with methane.

This involved characterising the extent and the degree of rock decomposition from layers' thicknesses and lithologic description of the geo-electric layers, particularly the saprolite and the bedrock using the corresponding layers' resistivities.