Sentence examples for extent on which from inspiring English sources

Through a wide overview of the evolution of both digital scholarship and faculty development, followed by a conceptual analysis of the intersections between fields, the paper attempts to show the extent on which the situation in one area (digital scholarship) might encompass criticalities for the other (faculty development) in terms of research and practices.

The measures he takes will depend, to a certain extent, on which party he chooses as a political partner in parliament.

DPI can provide a bound to the extent on which signal processing may optimize probabilistic inference.

The plausibility of these responses to Rawls depends to some extent on which version of the Original Position we consider.

Whether there is a gun reported in a home depends to a remarkable extent on which member of the household is asked the question.

The credibility of the national dialogue process will depend to a large extent on which opposition figures participate, says the BBC's Owen Bennett-Jones in Beirut.

It remains to be explored to which extent (and on which time scale) cytoplasmic and epigenetic alterations explain the relationship between AcCoA accumulation, protein hyperacetylation, and autophagy repression.

The question arises, however, as to what constitutes 'good planning', and to what extent and on which grounds this can be morally demanded of potential parents.

Yet some of the winners present expressed scepticism about the extent to which on-screen talent was representative of the country at large.

There also should be limits on the extent to which one democratic government can bind its successors.

It depends on the extent to which one flips.