Sentence examples for extent of setting up from inspiring English sources
The early-stage R&D could require active involvement on the part of the investor, even to the extent of setting up a company to commercialize the science – indeed, Bioventures started three companies to commercialize good technologies.
The process of developing a session agenda with an adolescent needs to account for the range of developmental issues already mentioned (e.g., the extent of participation in setting up the agenda in line with the adolescent's level of autonomy development; attention to important adolescent tasks and transitions in terms of agenda points) (McAdam 1986).
Upon discovering one of his Boyzone boys, Stephen Gately was gay, Walsh hushed it up, to the extent of setting the singer up on photo opportunities with sexy female pop stars.
11) The spatial cross-correlation between the 3 different networks seems to some extent arbitrarily set up at |r|>0.25.
Businesses must alert investors to the extent of such problems by writing off debts or setting up reserves to cover potential write-offs.
We are setting up more of them.
Last year, the extent of the problem was revealed when the New York Attorney General's office, soon after setting up an undercover yogurt shop, found itself fielding offers for fake reviews from companies with names like Eboxed and XVIO.
This potential bias in assessing extent of neurotoxin-induced lesion and subsequent protection by pharmacological manipulation prompts us to call for caution in setting up experimental designs.
Setting up regular savings over a long period removes to a large extent the danger of guessing when a share price is at a low or high point.
The main objective of the paper is to analyze to which extent participation in public programs supporting collaborative R&D meets the goals pursued by policy makers when setting up such instruments.
The accused and the accusers South Africa The King Commission of Inquiry set up after the Hansie Cronje revelations in April heard extensive testimony from players and officials indicating the extent of matchfixing in international cricket.
