Sentence examples for extent of about from inspiring English sources

The corresponding ratio of faradaic charges is about 0.6, thus the anodic reactions occur in an extent of about 60% of the cathodic ones.

The rectal temperatures of the rabbits were noted after every 5 min with clinical thermometer by inserting to the rectum to the extent of about 0.5 cm subsequent to lubrication of thermometer bulb with glycerine till the temperature become normal.

It is a stable atomic species found in natural hydrogen compounds to the extent of about 0.0156percentt.

India needs to create jobs for our growing labor force to the extent of about 10 million persons every year.

The data center said on Wednesday that sea ice in the Arctic had reached maximum extent, of about 5.5 million square miles, on March 7.

That being true, appellant, instead of being damaged by the breach of the contract, was actually benefited to the extent of about three cents per bushel.

He told Reuters the resignation was "crucially important" because it showed the extent of concerns about the Chequers agreement.

That seems to be a pretty good illustration of the extent of uncertainty about the medium-term outlook.

The differences in observations may be due to different geographical areas and extent of awareness about safety measures.

Still, given the extent of misconceptions about this and other ACA alternatives, I think it worthwhile to take a first stab.

Depending on the extent of uncertainty about your career path, the ease with which you can change majors at a given school might be a factor worth considering.