Sentence examples for extent of such changes from inspiring English sources
The extent of such changes has prompted some scientists to call for the definition of a new geological era, the Anthropocene.
The extent of such changes is dependent on the molecular and electronic structure of the elements constituting the battery electrodes and electrolyte.
A team from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine said it was difficult to establish the quality and extent of such changes because of the lack of progress reports.
Importantly extent of such changes widely differs in cell types (here normal and cancer cells).
Other arias not listed may have been sung in Rinaldo during the years 1711 17, but in the absence of contemporary evidence from scores or librettos the extent of such changes cannot be accurately ascertained.
The extent of such changes is more in the low grade tumor type (DA) than in high grade GBM.
Nevertheless, the extent, direction, and longevity of such changes remains to be seen.
To the extent that climate change increases the occurrence of early season warm or cold days, this may be an important health consequence of such changes.
It is difficult to determine the extent of such reporting changes from the aggregate data, but the change in overall prescriptions is interesting even if it to some extent reflect reporting changes as opposed to real changes in prescription behaviour.
In summary, results from different groups agree that no significant conformational changes of the helices occur in the K state, but they diverge with regard to the nature and extent of such structural changes in the L and M1 intermediate stages.
