Sentence examples for extent of above from inspiring English sources

The extent of above processes is compromised if hydrogen bonding interactions between different carboxylic acids are privileged.

Overall, the recent fast pace of perturbations that have occurred in Central Asia coupled with conflicting needs between the intensification of land use and low productivity ecosystems challenge our understanding of the spatial and social extent of the above changes.

It is impossible always to identify unambiguously the form and extent of the above-mentioned zones in each case, as the criteria useful for the identification of each cellular zone are imprecise.

The measurements show that the metastable zone width is considerably affected by the extent of heating above the saturation temperature of the solution.

The correlation coefficient is good (r = 0.89) although both types of data seem to have an extent of bias above true zero.

For the SLI group (N = 8), however, the extent of activity above the statistical threshold was severely reduced such that for Speech there were no supra-threshold voxels in the left IFG and the clusters of activity in the STG bilaterally were reduced in extent and the height of the statistic (see Supplementary Tables for SLI activation descriptions).

For the SIB group (N = 6), patterns of activation for all contrasts were similar to those seen in the TYP group (see Supplementary Tables for SIB activation descriptions); the extent of activations above the statistical threshold was somewhat reduced in the SIB compared to the TYP group, which may be due to the smaller number of participants in the former (N = 6) compared to the latter (N = 13).

The degradation rate and the extent of hydrolysis of the above copolyamides have been evaluated by using the mass loss and thermogravimetric analysis for the former, and solution viscosity measurements for the latter.

Using these methods it has been possible to confirm that the open association model can be used to interpret the extent of aggregation of the above ionomer in xylene even after the solutions appear to be gelled.

Finally, we examined to what extent the above estimates of model fit could be biased due to use of cross-validation on phylogenetically related (and thus not fully independent) points.

To the extent that we internalize these standards of above average success, we risk chipping away at our self-confidence.