Sentence examples similar to extent at time from inspiring English sources

They dominated possession and territory to a ridiculous extent at times but could only manage tries at the end of both the first and second halves.

We managed to do that to some extent at times in the second half.

"You don't see the full extent at the time," he said.

Deserts reached their greatest extent at that time, and there is no doubt that under such conditions the fauna (as well as humans) would have been under considerable physiological stress.

This shift (from 1633 cm−1 to 1629 cm−1) and narrowing were also detectable to some extent at earlier time points.

One would assume that they constitute an additional dispersing force for NCp7, causing its dissociation from RTCs, which may have occurred to a large extent at the time of plus strand DNA synthesis.

Nonetheless, nine genes were coordinately regulated, increasing approximately the same extent, at similar time points in both tissues.

Moreover, the proposed model is stage-specific and as such it respects the disease extent at the time of primary diagnosis.

It has been reported that FDG-PET for the assessment of disease extent at the time of initial diagnosis resulted in upstaging of disease and thus more aggressive therapy [ 17].

The mean age of the infants at baseline was 18.6 weeks (± 4.3, range 9.4 - 31.6) with 97% being breastfed at some stage since birth and 73.2% still breastfed to some extent at the time the questionnaire was completed (57.8% fully breastfed, 15.4% breast plus formula).

The metabolic pathways for drugs are under development (transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life), they have reduced capacity for drug metabolism, and ultimately the degree of the disease may affect drug metabolism to a greater extent at this time than for older children.