Sentence examples for extent of developing from inspiring English sources

However, this outcome could never be achieved by tactical voting and would require broadly progressive parties to cooperate to the extent of developing a common minimal programme enabling selected seats to be contested under the banner of a progressive alliance.

Only in old age did he unbend to the extent of developing flirtatious friendships with some younger gay Tory MPs such as Alan Duncan and Matthew Parris, as well as with the gay couple who decorated his house in Salisbury.

These huge numbers are themselves probably an underestimate, as they assume a threshold effect, with a proportion of infants being affected to the extent of developing identifiable neuro-developmental impairment, and the remainder being unaffected.

However, it is unclear to which extent the costs of developing and implementing DMPs are included in this price.

The total number and distribution of interneurons was assessed throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Thus, removal of all 3 Robo receptors appears to result in a marked decrease in the total number of interneurons throughout the rostral caudal extent of the developing cortex.

Examination of expression patterns for Fgfr3, Cdk6, and Eomes in OSVZ along the entire rostro-caudal and latero-medial extent of the developing cortex revealed distinct domains of high and low levels at multiple locations, outlining complex maps across the early postnatal cerebral cortex (Fig 6).

Students' success is linked to a great extent to their capacity of developing "meta-level" skills allowing them, for instance, to self-diagnose their difficulties and to overcome them, to ask proper questions to their tutors, to optimize their personal resources, to organize their knowledge, to learn to use it in a better way in various modes and not only at a technical level.

Secondly, it is unclear the extent to which the risk of developing vCJD in someone who is methionine homozygous decreases with age at exposure and whether this decrease is so great that a perpetual asymptomatic carrier state is the result.

DMD treatment of MS early in the disease course, especially for patients with relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) and to a lesser extent for patients at risk of developing clinically definite MS (CDMS), is becoming a standard of care in the United States [ 4, 6].

This paper uses C-factor as a tool for investigation of the performance of a heat exchanger due to fouling which consequently gives information regarding the extent of fouling developed on the heat transfer surfaces.