Sentence examples for extent drop from inspiring English sources

"Extreme wind and high air temperatures [now]," she said, "could see ice extent drop next year below the record 2012 year".

It is not known to what extent drop-outs may have influenced the cohorts differently.

Table 4 demonstrates that almost 30% of sites in periodontitis subjects aged ≥ 50 years exhibited CAL ≥ 3 mm and this extent dropped to almost 7% in younger individuals 20-29 yearss). 20-29 years

Or visible increase in extent without drop in SULpeak.

To some extent, the drop in overseas applications to U.S. universities reflects U.S. visa policies, which the State Department can hopefully correct.

Solutions of polystyrene (PS) in styrene formed the dispersed phase and the tracer die technique was used to determine the extent of drop mixing.

However, even with the cooler conditions this summer, sea ice extent still dropped into the top 10 lowest on record.

He was reluctant to bat, to the extent of dropping down the batting order to avoid doing so, and his friends believed that his nerve had gone.

After the goats were sacrificed, the check of the staples showed that the shifting of staples was only developed to some extent, without dropping into the thoracic cavity from the vertebrae.

However, weighting is needed to take into account household and individual non-response which was done by analyzing stage and extent of drop-out from the study, and took into account factors including region of residence, age of oldest person, household size, social class, and incidence of longstanding illness.

The extent of the drop differed markedly: a significant drop only for emotion, almost significant for global QoL (coping).