Sentence examples for extent is set from inspiring English sources

In the case of membrane interfacial proteins whose extents do not cover the lipid bilayer, a minimum protein extent is set to Z = 20 Å and Z = −20 Å.

The report also found that this year's summertime sea ice pack was the smallest ever seen, and a new record low June snow cover extent was set.

These covariates are stable and to a large extent are set before the person starts to commute, and we presume that they precede the commuting pattern that is, they exhibit a unidirectional association.

Now that Jim Jeffords has defected from the Republicans, the legislative agenda is set to the extent it is set by anyone by Tom Daschle, the Democratic leader of the Senate.

With the advent of Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) technology the extent of CO2 handling is set to increase dramatically.

With the advent of Carbon Capture and Storage technology (CCS) the scale and extent of its handling is set to increase.

The extent of this gain is set against the background of the recruitment situation of young professionals, but it is also a relevant competitive factor regarding the needs of a changing society.

The RFU showed the extent to which the tone is set from the top when it banned two spectators for two years each for directing homophobic abuse at Owens during last November's match between England and the All Blacks at Twickenham.

If the constraint in (41) is violated, then we select the MUE from the set ({m|beta _{m}=1, p_{m}^{p}=0,ldotsdots,M}) that decreases the objective function in (39) to the smallest extent if its transmit power is set to (P_{text {max}}^{p}).

The news about the Harrisons' income will fuel a growing row over the extent to which the private sector is set to benefit increasingly from the prime minister's determination to widen its role in the provision of public services.

The cluster extent threshold was set to five voxels.