Sentence examples for extent connected from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, this is, at least to some extent, connected to the reputation of the group to which the individual (person or institution) belongs.

SEM pictures as well as bands of microbial DNA from polymerase chain reaction-denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (PCR-DGGE) on roots degraded in compost indicate that organisms colonising clover and fescue grass roots are inherently different and to a greater extent connected to the root material than the compost.

The reactions to increased pressure in the presented model are to some extent connected to how the burnout phenomenon is described in research.

A possible explanation was put forward by Lim et al., ([ 39], who showed that, compared to men, women's identity and self-image are to a larger extent connected to appearance and, thereby, also weight status.

To a large extent, problems connected with food storage can be remedied by adequately proofing warehouses and other storage buildings against pigeons and by controlling spillage.

In particular, we are interested in defining to what extent links connect communities of comparable or different size.

According to the article, to what extent was Oppenheimer connected to Soviet communists?

They're limited to some extent by being connected to my Comcast set-top box and having to deal with the delay in switching channels or whatever else.

This study attempts to contribute to the scarce knowledge on how eco-design, and to broad extent sustainability, is connected to innovation driven companies.

At maximum extent the lines connected Adelaide with the sea at Henley Beach, Grange and Glenelg, reached the base of the Adelaide Hills at Morialta and Mitcham and had Northern and Southern limits of Prospect and Colonel Light Gardens.

To a large extent this is connected with the subjective perceptions of those being treated.