Sentence examples for extent established from inspiring English sources

If as I have stated the defendant's capacity to defend himself is reduced for the reasons agreed on and to the extent established in the reports of the experts, then he is also not in a position to give his counsel the information necessary for a defense conducted in the defendant's absence.

Each SADC government has to a greater or lesser extent established DRM units in their administration.

The fact that they already big communities of users, large rosters of third party hardware partners and, to certain extent, established brand recognition could serve these companies well in a market where they count Apple as a potential competitor.

While alien to the Vermont small farmer tradition, over the last several decades unions have to a limited extent established themselves as a political force in Vermont (about 12percentt of employees in a state that is only 39percentt urban, lowest ratio in the United States except for nearby Maine at 38%).

Furthermore, we will address the question to what extent established and novel risk factors can explain current CVD.

Apart from data saturation, rigor and robustness in qualitative research is to some extent established via a self-conscious and reflective approach accompanied by an explicit methodological framework.

Therefore, in this paper we focus on an assessment of the terrestrial and offshore evidence for the LGM ice extent, establishing minimum ages for the onset of deglaciation, and separating evidence of deglaciation from LGM limits from those associated with later Holocene glacier fluctuations.

At the end of 2003, 80% of the PHC centres in the region worked with PAR schemes to some extent, establishing a cooperative community-based structure to assist patients to gain access to various local activities.

The statistics confirmed unambiguously that the extent of the chondrogenic differentiation increased with cell cell contact, and even a linear relation between differentiation extent and contact extent was established within the examined range.

The Green Mountain National Forest, some 550 square miles (1,420 square km) in extent, was established in 1932 to protect many of the spruce-, maple-, beech-, and birch-covered peaks.

Respondents were then asked to what extent four established risk factors for NSAID gastropathy (age, previous peptic ulcer, previous gastrointestinal bleeding, and heart disease) affected their choices.