Sentence examples for extent definition from inspiring English sources

Hence, to some extent, Definition 1.3 is false.

Correlations between selected clinical periodontal constructs, holding severity threshold constant and allowing the extent definition to vary.

Considering the importance of restaging disease after surgical approach, we stress the importance of rapid and correct disease extent definition in the event of recurrence.

Correlations between selected clinical periodontal constructs holding extent definition (percent of sites with pocket depth) constant and allowing the severity threshold to vary.

Some are related to differences in disease extent definition (true proctitis [ 15, 18- 21] vs proctosigmoiditis [ 12- 14]) and means of follow-up surveillance (endoscopic [ 17, 19- 21] vs radiologic [ 18] vs a combination of sigmodoscopy and barium enema [ 12- 15]).

In the latter analyses, we specifically address to what extent the definition presented in each section includes components of a "baseline" definition or provides additional and/or incorrect information.

From all relevant studies, the main features that were extracted were 1) characteristics of the population (i.e., age, sex, country of birth, extent), 2) definition of diabetes (i.e., type, duration, metabolic control), 3) definition of periodontitis, and 4) intervention (i.e., type, duration), study duration, outcome, and study design.

Both Q-Tip and Smith seem intent on confounding expectations and, to some extent, the definition of sense itself.

To an extent, this definition expresses the oil saturation (thus its relative permeability).

In this paper, we shall extent the definition of R n so that every variable is spherical average defined on a higher-dimensional space.

But since the division is not based on a previous characterization of logical terms generally applicable to arbitrary languages, to that extent the definition of logical consequence is not fully general, and hence unsatisfactory.