Sentence examples for extent of encroachment from inspiring English sources

Although the Native peoples of the Plains had putatively accepted some development in the West by agreeing to the terms of the First Treaty of Fort Laramie, many were soon dissatisfied with the extent of encroachment on their land.

Moreover, the extent of encroachment can increase with greater reductions in flow (Poff and Zimmerman 2010).

The extent of encroachment of the gingival tissues onto the adjacent crowns was also graded, using 0 (normal), 1 (up to 1 mm in occlusal/medial direction), 2 (up to 2 mm in occlusal/medial direction) and 3 (≥ to 3 mm in occlusal/medial direction), on the labial and lingual surfaces.

The extent of this encroachment became clear recently as many of those who had been insisting that a decisive response was needed in the name of anti-extremism blogged and tweeted their delight at a fatwa apparently issued by a previously unheard-of mufti, Muhammad Idris Usmani of the Jamia Islamia.

We quantified foraging behaviour using the giving-up density (GUD) framework, across two sites that differed in the extent of bush encroachment.

Review of imaging (X-ray, CT and MRI scans) by an independent radiologist, blinded to the original finding, to quantify extent of spinal canal encroachment, and other radiologic features to correlate with injury epidemiology and outcomes.

In addition, MRI is advised to evaluate spinal canal encroachment and the extent of changes in the dura, spinal cord, nerve roots, soft tissue and ligaments [ 13, 39, 53].

Sceptics reply that evidence of encroachment abounds.

The history of sediment release in the Kurobe River and the rate of encroachment of channel vegetation follow a similar trend.

One plot was established in an area free of encroachment representing the historic sagebrush condition (HSC) prior to encroachment.

The reduction of encroachment will mostly result from increased mortality.