Sentence examples for extent direction from inspiring English sources

While most iNPH patients experience a change in neuropsychological functioning after shunt operation there is a considerable variation in the extent, direction and nature of change.

In the future, we would like to combine the different aspects of cell polarity - extent, direction, and smoothness - into a single measure.

Given that the final percept for our AM stimuli was that of one, but moving object the questions arises to what extent direction selective motion responses from area V1 may have contributed to our results.

We used microsatellite and chloroplast DNA markers to characterize the influence of anthropogenic landscapes on the extent, direction, and spatial distribution of hybridization between a native North American tree Juglans cinerea (butternut) and an introduced tree Juglans ailantifolia (Japanese walnut) for 1363 trees at 48 locations across the native range of butternut.

We find significant effects of top management team heterogeneity on the extent and direction of strategic change, and find that the use of the management accounting system partially mediates the relationship between top management team heterogeneity and strategic change.

The extent and direction of rectification depends on surface charge density, scan rate, and polarity of the applied potential and can be controlled by changes in electrolyte concentration, solution pH, surface modification, and field-effect modulation.

As noted in the previous section, higher positive feedback at large noise values can reduce directional accuracy, and we wished to combine polarization extent and direction into a single measure to assess more quantitatively the benefits of positive feedback.

However, direct and maternal effects may differ greatly in the extent and direction of fitness consequences for the host.

To a great extent, the direction of oil prices lies in the hands of US frackers.

The extent and direction of this expansion may have been unforeseen when the site was chosen.

Yet the extent and direction of this change cannot be determined through government alone; it falls upon the capacity of social movements and the opposition to fight over the new political terrain, and to decide it.