Sentence examples for extent of one from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the average correlation coefficient of the first five PCs was used to deduce the bias extent of one given subset based on the subdivision of population structure.

The study indicated that every one percent decrease in the forest cover (all lands with tree cover of canopy density of 10% and above when projected vertically on the horizontal ground with minimum areal extent of one ha) increases turbidity, total suspended solids (TSS) and Escherichia coli by 8.41%, 4.17% and 3.91%, respectively as also decreases calcium hardness by 0.49%.

Forest cover (Forest Cover: All lands with tree cover of canopy density of 10% and above when projected vertically on the horizontal ground with minimum areal extent of one Ha) significantly (0.01 < p < 0.05) and positively influenced the runoff coefficient and, thus, the water yield.

Rather, the only thing to have changed is the extent of one team's hegemony in the West.

The UN's role in Syria has come into sharp focus since early January after the extent of one such siege in the town of Madaya was revealed.

The video, taken using a hidden camera, also shows a manager telling an employee not to let customers know the extent of one puppy's health problems.

Hours before Obama's arrival the limited extent of one-party Vietnam's democratic progress was on full display, as authorities held a nationwide parliamentary election on Sunday where independent candidates were barred.

He wrote that city workers inspecting the debris "sifted the particles to the extent of one-quarter inch of diameter, the space between the concentric circles of a small paper clip".

An early study by Valyasevi et al. (1967) showed that feeding chewed glutinous rice to infants less than 30 days old causes protein intake deficits because calories from rice replace calories from breast milk, even to the extent of one-half of the total daily requirement.

And Cafe Cluny has learned the lessons of its brood, the previously mentioned members of which are to some extent anagrams of one another, their details and levels of performance different, their overall strategy much the same.

However, in this study systematic accumulation of both ϕ2 and ϕ6 bacteriophage was observed over time, and to a lesser extent accumulation of one plasmid (fig. 5).