Sentence examples for extent for which from inspiring English sources

If we estimate the dendritic field size of DS cells and SACs as 3007 and 400 μm33 respectively, the extent over which SACs could deliver a suppressive signal to DS cells is limited to ~350 μm from the DS soma4,32 (Fig. S9) – well below the actual extent for which suppression was observed.

Moreover, from the difference in the extent for which each protein, Skp2 and p27, shows information exchange one can derive that it is Skp2 that forms the natural input signal for this regulatory process: It controls the switching in an effective manner.

The spatial extents for which we calculated all GEO features that were delineated by either political, topographical, or hydrologic boundaries.

In addition, this study will investigate to what extent and for which participants the development of a therapeutic alliance in the applied chat counseling setting (arm 1) is possible.

"Training" is especially problematic, as it is unclear to what extent training, for which health workers often receive an allowance, is perceived as income generation or as an opportunity to upgrade knowledge and skills [ 12].

In our model we do not consider the possible existence of various subpopulations of MM cells that are dependent on the marrow microenvironment to variable extents and for which this model may or may not apply.

Although, S. lividans exhibits most of the secondary metabolic capability that S. coelicolor possesses it does not produce antibiotics to the same extent, for reasons which are unclear.

Yet, of course, Manchester United would learn soon enough the extent of the loss for which a profit of £68m would not begin to compensate.

In addition, we examined whether and to what extent adverse events emerged for which causal relationships with the investigational drug were not ruled out before breaking the blind.

Determine the extent of the job for which you need to hire a framing contractor.

It's the shape of the aspiration and the extent that it's achieved for which The Times should be held responsible.