Sentence examples for extent for use from inspiring English sources

Factories are installing distilleries to make ethanol from molasses, a byproduct of sugar production, to sell primarily to liquor companies and, to a lesser extent, for use as fuel.

The Mediterranean island was formerly a British possession, but when it gained independence in 1960, the UK insisted on retaining two substantial parts of the island, Dhekelia and Akrotiri, 100 square miles in extent, for use as military bases; they remain British territory to this day.

However, as indications for and extent of use of n-BiPAP varied among exposed hospitals, and the exact date when n-BiPAP was introduced as a treatment modality in these hospitals could not be established, we decided to exclude them from the main analysis.

In the context of limited supporting evidence, it is valuable for both medical educators and medical education researchers to know the extent of use and support for this type of educational strategies.

On the other hand, the POC tariff, if made proportional to marginal costs alone, fails to account for sunk costs and extent of use of network.

Jack-up platforms are to an increasing extent being considered for use as long-term production support structures.

To the extent that material for use in education has to be "exciting," it will have to be built by a committee and will be expensive.

Two studies show an increased risk for spontaneous abortion, although it is unclear to what extent the indication for use of the medication may have contributed to pregnancy loss.

He introduced a bill in March requiring that the buildings "to the extent possible" be designated for use by veterans only.

The most important determinants with regard to the self-reported use of the guidelines (b) were: The influence of colleagues regarding acceptance of the guidelines and, to a lesser extent, the facilitators for using the guidelines provided by the implementation strategy.

The model strikes a unique balance between physical detail and spatial resolution and extent that is well suited for use in wildlife studies.