Sentence examples for extent characterized from inspiring English sources

Appraisals concerning budget allocation are to a large extent characterized by incompatible descriptions.

Yet the staff interactions were to a certain extent characterized by the understanding of their work as individual actions.

While previous work has, to some extent, characterized the temporal processing in the OSN and PN layers in isolation from each other, an integrative view of early olfactory processing in Drosophila has been lacking.

The strongest evidence is, to a large extent, characterized by the fact that the design provides the researcher with more evidence for a mediator as a causal link between treatment and outcomes.

Mobile acoustic methods may improve survey success by maximizing geographic extent, characterizing landscape distribution patterns, and improving encounter rates.

But I would suggest that if those words are code for a person being mentally ill, and I suspect that they are, then we are to a large extent characterizing the suspect incorrectly.

Because global change drivers are expected to affect the distribution of species from local to broad extents, characterizing species-based forest community types at those broad extents will be especially critical for monitoring and projecting the effects of global change on forest communities.

In particular, the relation (6.17) to some extent characterizes also the linear measure of those for which the intersection of the sets with the -spheres is not too narrow.

Although four non-threatened species were apparently also limited by dispersal, only two (Armiger crista; Gyraulus albus) showed some combination of the dispersal effects, low occupancy of suitable habitat (<50%) and small niche extent that characterized RDB species.

Full-field strains, indicative of transformation extent, were characterized in fields of view of nominally 100 μm × 100 μm using a custom combination of scanning electron microscopy with distortion-corrected digital image correlation.

Extent was characterized as localized if ≤30%% of the sites were affected and generalized if >30%% of the sites were affected withCAL ≥ 1 mm [ 21].