Sentence examples for extent designed from inspiring English sources

The campaign is to a large extent designed to reduce the central Government's responsi bility for providing financial aid and equipment for China's factories.

With recent development in controlled/ living" polymerization and sequence-specific polymeric architecture design, polymeric materials with accurately designed primary structure can be to some extent designed and prepared.

The DAI-10 was, to a large extent, designed to detect subjective impact of EPS.

In this way, it is directly visible to what extent designing more quantitatively informative experiments would improve a specific dose response assessment, that is, it might indicate that further improvement would substantially decrease the overall uncertainty in the HD M I, or that the impact would be minor.

To evaluate the importance of these reconstructions we performed sensitivity tests using NCAR's Community Climate Model (CCM3), and a series of prescribed sea ice extents designed to capture the full range of Arctic sea ice variability under interglacial (Holocene) and full glacial (Last Glacial Maximum) boundary conditions.

This study investigates to what extent design guidelines are likely to stimulate walking.

Certainly the design process was done with the best of intentions, and to some extent, design justice principles #1 and #9 were followed.

Since both steel kinds can store and transport hydrogen to a considerable extent, design and safety analyses depend on hydrogen transport parameters for these materials over the full operation temperature range.

These measures reflected the communication and social domains of the diagnostic triad and were to some extent specifically designed to assess ASD.

It appears that evaluations, to a large extent, were designed and implemented in an ad-hoc manner and not as a tool for strategic Country Program management.

On the other hand, CR1A-like elements could further diverge in other species to the extent that designed primers would be not appropriate for their detection.