Sentence examples for extent applied from inspiring English sources

The Science Research Council (SRC) was exempted, on the grounds that it is "largely concerned with pure, and to a lesser extent applied science, which is not synonymous with research", likewise the Social Science Research Council (SSRC), on the grounds (III.25) that "it is in its infancy".

The obtained results suggest that the negative sentiment around an event can be, to a certain extent, applied as an indicator for the level of disorder.

However, mobility tests and measurements carried out for this age group to the extent applied in this case are quite time consuming and financially demanding.

We have used TID score in the evaluation of HRCT scans, which is a similar technique of estimating disease extent applied in previous studies [ 8, 11, 16, 30].

In a brilliant essay of 1978, "The Power of the Powerless", Havel analyzed the workings of a repressive state in a way that could to some extent apply to any large and impersonal human society.

But the zero-sum analysis does, to some extent, apply within the space program, and there is little doubt that its indisputably worthwhile elements, such as unmanned planetary and astronomical probes, have been pushed partly or wholly into the Shuttle money pit.

Our results may also, to some extent, apply to any mitochondrial protein-coding gene with a similar evolutionary rate, as problematic issues with mitochondrial DNA related to species delineation are linked to the mitochondrial genome per se rather than individual genes [8], [26].

Although this procedure causes a loss of accuracy, we still uncover the buried trends to a satisfying extent applying our statistical methods on the binned data.

However, the results may, to some extent, apply to TP as well since TN and TP are commonly correlated in coastal ecosystems.

C-arm CT PBV measurement provides a real time assessment of tumour size comparable to pre-interventional cross-sectional imaging and seems therefore to be appropriate for assessment of tumour extent applying mRECIST criteria.

Apart from checking the presence of the previously found CFs, their frequencies were calculated in order to determine to what extent applying the context-specific rating protocol could be expected to influence ratings of the MAAS-Global items.