Sentence examples for extent is more from inspiring English sources

Dynamic modifying extent is more reasonable.

The proportion of Medicaid beneficiaries utilizing the ED to this extent is more than twice that of non-Medicaid populations.

There is a significant difference in distribution of automated assessment of Ki-67 extent among different histological types of breast cancer (P < 0.0001): in ductal carcinomas, higher extent is more frequent, whereas lower extent of Ki-67 staining predominates in lobular carcinomas.

A longer residence time indicates that there was more time for catalytic pyrolysis of hydrocarbons, and therefore the pyrolysis extent was more thorough.

The underlying idea is that since these traits are the most valuable and morally relevant, creatures who possess them to a greater extent are more worthy than creatures who possess them to a lesser extent or lack them altogether.

Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) was used to examine the main drivers of bird species composition and abundance and to see which extent was most important; land cover at the field extent was more important than land cover at the site extent or the farming practices measured.

Finite element analysis assuming an elastic plastic matrix and an elastic second-phase illustrates strain localization in the matrix, the extent being more severe when the work-hardening rate in the matrix decreases (i.e., increasing temperature and decreasing strain rate), while the T2 particles are highly stressed.

Appetitive aggression was present at least to some degree in both the abducted and the non-abducted group, except that the extent was more substantial in the formerly abducted group.

Smoking among teenagers is still disapproved of by adults and society in general in China, and thus boys who smoke may to some extent be more rebellious, which might make them less likely to be victims.

However, the expression response in the MAV to neurotoxic doses of AMPH and EIH (to a lesser extent) was more pronounced than in the choroid plexus with respect to genes controlling vascular tone and angiogenesis.

Unlike S. cerevisiae, whose tendency to add in high extent mannose moieties at the Golgi compartment led to hyper-glycosylated heterologous proteins, P. pastoris is known to introduce outer sugar chains to a lesser extent (being more appropriate than S. cerevisiae to produce, for example, proteins for crystallization studies) [ 13].