Sentence examples for extent of the search from inspiring English sources

Sgt. Foley said he did not know the extent of the search or where exactly along the river it was taking place.

This is because scintigraphic data (in addition to suspicious microcalcifications, if present) can serve as a guide and provide the surgeon with useful information preoperatively, in order to decide the extent of the search and to facilitate a guided biopsy, rather than directly determine whether an excision has to be performed.

To further increase the extent of the database search results, a tBlastN search of the genome sequence using one of the deduced protein sequences obtained from the Genoscope protein database was also performed in an attempt to capture VvSTS members that might have been missed using the GAZE and JIGSAW predictions and not included in the grapevine proteome database.

As with the millions of Facebook users whose data was improperly passed to Cambridge Analytica, the company is unlikely to be able to precisely confirm the full extent of how the search loophole was exploited to leak personal data.

Second, given that the extent of the literature search was determined by the resources available to the author, sources searched for economic evaluations did not include the Health Economic Evaluations Database (HEED), a specialized database of economic evaluations.

The extent of the visual search field decreased gradually, both vertically and horizontally, as the speed of train increased, and the rate of decrease was more rapid in the vertical direction.

Our assessment criteria are shown below and provide a structure that can be used to report the quality and comparability of the included reviews to help readers assess the strength of the evidence in the review of reviews: ▪ The extent of searching undertaken: Are the databases searched, years searched and restrictions applied in the original review clearly described?

We recently performed a prospective study where the extent of literature search was the individual factor best predicting the time spent answering questions in RELIS.

The latter is corrected for the chance of finding a cluster of this extent within the search volume and is therefore not reported in terms of FWE or FD.

In order to better describe the extent of our search, we altered the first paragraph of the Results section "Phylogeny of Tu-CAS and evidence for a bacterial origin by horizontal transfer".

That's a confusing message for a company that has pushed Google+ at all costs since its 2011 launch, even to the extent of compromising search results and cluttering up its stark homepage with a "share" button.