Sentence examples for extent number from inspiring English sources

However very few data on the modes of occurrence of trace elements are available in the West Bokaro coalfield, which is one of biggest Gondwana coalfields based on its areal extent, number and thickness of coal seams and reserves of coking coals (Pareek and Bardhan 1985).

In the Bhalla [22], the Santamaria [28] and the Helbich [30] scoring systems, bronchiectasis is scored both for severity, extent (number of bronchopulmonary segments involved) and for number of generations of bronchial divisions involved (this score component also includes mucus plugging).

HL-1 cardiomyocytes become synchronously contractile in culture, and this contractility can be easily quantitated by determining the rate (in beats per minute) and extent (number of contractile cells per high power field) of contractile activity.

When cell-free extracts of GBS were prepared and added to the cardiomyocytes at 1∶100 dilution, only the extracts from WT and not Δβh/c mutant bacteria had a significant effect on rate and extent (number of contractile cells per high power field) of HL-1 contractility at 1 h (Fig. 1A and B).

Moreover, pharmacological inhibition of GSK3 β results in a profound decrease in size and, to a certain extent, number of RMS colonies in a colony-formation assay.

If pneumothoraces, pulmonary contusions, haemothoraces or rib fractures were present, the investigators recorded their extent (number), location and severity (minimal, moderate and severe).

In addition, the table is stratified by duration of use – to the extent numbers permitted ("rule of 5"- see above).

In addition, the table is stratified by duration of use – to the extent numbers permitted ("rule of 5 per cell" – see methods section).

"To a great extent the numbers are the numbers, the Cleveland analysis is very similar to our own," one of them reported via e-mail.

To a large extent, the number was consistent with the length of chromosome, namely the bigger of the chromosome the more number of pre-miRNA candidates it contained.

Three measures related to extent: The number of organized plant groups represented coherence.