Sentence examples for extent on an from inspiring English sources

This depends to a great extent on an evolving or developing consensus within Europe on a certain matter.

Importantly, significant reduction in bacterial viability was recorded at the 2.5 V/cm electric field stimulation conditions, which does not reduce the neural cell viability to any significant extent on an identical substrate.

Whether our ruling will have such an "extraordinary" impact on "the average citizen" in his or her social and business relations (presumably the premise for the conclusion that judicial action is inappropriate) depends to some extent on an initial evaluation of the matter.

Participatory models of engagement rely to a certain extent on an understanding that increased participation also increases the flow of information in both directions, as opposed to being top-down in nature.

If participants indicate that any of these infant behaviours are a problem, they will be asked to rate the extent on an 8-point scale, 1 =  Hardly a problem to 7 =  Severe problem.

Thus, the other three of Mathie et al.'s criteria ask for scientific judgments about the appropriateness of the research design (again relying to some extent on an understanding of homeopathy).

Impulse depends to some extent on a cell size.

They built a strong personal relationship, founded to an extent on a shared sense of humour.

The structure of nanoparticles depends to some extent on a procedure of preparation.

To what extent, on a scale of 1 to 5, does melody dominate the composition of "Hey Jude"?

Concept evaluation relies to a large extent on a systematic usage of kinematic, dynamic, stiffness, friction, and control models.