Sentence examples for extent of the size from inspiring English sources

In other words, the quench depth affects the extent of the size dependence.

However, time and space constraints can often limit the extent of the size, complexity and detail of the networks that can be simulated.

All the above suggest that the size of the ACSL relies to some extent on the size of the STSL, however, the STSL is the main factor constricting the SN passage area.

The reliability of the GEBVs depends to a very high extent on the size of the reference population.

The magnitudes of these impacts are not only constrained by the hub-height wind speed but also depend to some extent on the size of the wind farms.

The relative benefits of the different pBLUP and genomic scenarios considered here therefore depend, to some extent, on the size of the nucleus population.

The first is that the size of the P value is related, to some extent, to the size of the trial (and, in this context, the proportion of deaths).

In patients with small extent of CAFG, polygonal areae gastricae separated by a narrow intervening part of areae gastricae was observed, whereas in patients with wide extent of CAFG, the size of the areae gastricae decreased and the width of the intervening part of areae gastricae increased (p < 0.001).

The extent of these size ranges differs by about a factor of two.

5 The choice of breast conserving surgery or mastectomy depends on the extent of the cancer, the size of the tumour relative to the size of the breast, its location, and the patient's preference.

The extent of the effect sizes corresponds with results of former studies.