Sentence examples for extent cannot be from inspiring English sources

However, each mode shape has its specific sensitivity to the damage at certain location, which results in that the damage extent cannot be identified quantitatively.

Galdeano was found to have a level of 1,360 nanogrammes per millilitre, and Garnier's view was that "above 1,000 nanogrammes, Salbutamol is considered an anabolic agent and its use to this extent cannot be medically explained".

The proliferation extent cannot be resolved when the concentration profile has the following properties: the concentration decreases away from the transcription zone, the profiles are concave up and the concentration at a fixed position decreases with time (Figure 3E, 3F and Figure 6G, 6H, 6I).

Environmental protection, to a large extent, cannot be addressed by a single government agency, as the author notes in "Bureaucratic Structures on Environmental Protection" (Chapter 2).

This to a large extent cannot be avoided, as experts are often overloaded with complexity from their own context and are constantly attracted by context specific interests, rewards, challenges.

This high spatial connectivity depends on the superhelical density and its extent cannot be explained on the basis of the known specific binding sites of FIS and H-NS.

To the extent to which we are incorrigible in discriminating and conceptually identifying our own experiences, to that extent we cannot be wrong about our own pains.

Final Fantasy is far and away the big daddy of role playing games franchises - to an extent which cannot be overstated.

Such writing is of little use for conveying new messages, since there is no convention for decoding them and to that extent it cannot be a general writing system.

To an extent that cannot be precisely measured, the fate of Saddam Hussein, who was ousted from power by the American military with British backing after endless prevaricating about Iraqi weapons programs, must have been an important consideration in Libya's decision.

While all natural processes are irreversible to some extent, it cannot be emphasized too strongly that there are a number of engineering situations where the effect of irreversibility can be neglected and the reversible process furnishes an excellent approximation to reality.