Sentence examples for extent share from inspiring English sources

Their minds apprehend the evolution of knowledge and, to some extent, share fundamental discoveries.

Our findings demonstrate the presence of hallmark effects of verbal memory such as similarity, word length, primacy/recency for the domain of non-vocal timbre, and suggest that memory for speech and non- vocal timbre sequences might to a large extent share underlying mechanisms.

Furthermore, a number of panelists expressed their discomfort with identifying themselves with women's studies despite their personal dedication to feminism, a discomfort I, despite my own commitment to feminist historicist study, to some extent share.

It has been suggested that primary recurrent TCH can be divided in two groups: one with diffuse vasospasm and the others without any visible vasospasm by MRA, and primary TCH, to some extent, share the same spectrum with reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) based on their similar clinical features and the same rate of ischemic complications [14, 15].

This show that even though neuroblastoma and pre-B lymphoma cells to some extent share gene expression patterns, they do not appear to share the expression of specific EBF target genes.

However, by studying twins, who to certain extent share their genetics (100% for monozygotic (MZ) and ≈50% for dizygotic (DZ) ) and all shared environmental factors (100% for both MZ and DZ), e.g. intrauterine and rearing, this is possible [ 56].

Money is to some extent shared.

Dail deputies are targeted to a modest extent, sharing in the cuts to public sector pay.

However, in that age of the welfare state and fairer taxation it was assumed that the benefits of automation would be to a significant extent shared.

These structural problems are to some extent shared by all countries in the euro zone, but in Italy they often seem worse.

Alert to everyday moments and the subtleties of the natural world, "The Anchorage" is an immersive depiction of a solitary, self-sufficient life, one that the actor to an extent shares with her character.