Sentence examples for extent of performing from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of the 1950s Frederik Pohl began to help Gold, occasionally to the extent of performing all the editorial duties, including writing the editorials and blurbs and working with the printer.

Existing work on IR for health records relies to a large extent on performing some type of query expansion, and possibly some bootstrapping, through the use of tailored information sources, or corpus-driven statistical methods.

Since Mr. Reams gave a real performance in Paper Mill's "La Cage aux Folles," the extent of his performing gifts remains unquestioned, simply unchallenged.

Both computational models to the extent that they are capable of performing successful analogical reasoning challenge the idea that a successful model of analogical reasoning must take the form of a set of quasi-logical criteria.

Patriots owner Billy Sullivan said the decision was made by a majority vote of the team's board of directors, who "just simply felt all the talent on our team had not been used and felt Mike was the man who would be able to use the talent we had to the extent that it is capable of performing".

The variation in operating time may be due to differences in the extent of surgery performed during laparoscopic staging.

The extent of suppression performed to the data is an important indicator of information loss.

The extent of lymphadenectomy performed was at the discretion of the individual surgeons.

The perioperative blood transfusion rate varies greatly depending on type and extent of procedure performed.

The results of this MLR showed that each type of BTD is highly statistically significantly related to the extent of surgery performed, except for MNG.

In contrast are the frequency of successful R0 resections and the extent of lymphadenectomies performed, which are determined at least partially by the operating surgeon.