Sentence examples for extent subjects from inspiring English sources

end{aligned} (6 This theoretical model will be used to measure to which extent subjects deviate form the optimal consumption path in the experiment.

However, subjects 8 and 10 (and to a lesser extent subjects 7 and 12) show a fair amount of asymmetry, and all these four subjects preferred learned settings over default noise reduction in lab trial 2. The need for personalization becomes clear from Figure 12 as well since the learned average parameter preferences cover almost the full range of the noise reduction parameter.

We did not investigate to which extent subjects regarded seasonality to be problematic in their daily life.

The new surplus projections are to some extent subject to changes in the economy, and any nasty economic surprise could dim the chances of the surpluses materializing.

In the 1920s education was to some extent subjected to the progressive theories held by certain Bolsheviks, but at the same time a basic program (on lines planned by earlier regimes) much improved the population's standard of literacy.

"This is first whether the publication publishes news-related material, second whether the publication is written by different authors, third whether it is to any extent subject to editorial control and fourth whether it is published in the course of a business".

Our findings indicate that the influence of computer self-beliefs is, to some extent, subject to gender differences.

Second, we showed that the TEDDICS-CSE relations are, to some extent, subject to gender and age effects.

This paper derives an analytical expression of the shear coefficient in the Mindlin plate equation for a plate of infinite spatial extent subjected to forced excitation at definite frequency and wavenumber.

While the volumes of cement and aggregates in a fresh concrete mix are to a much less extent subject to variations, the volumetric water content can be determined with the hybrid capacitor model proposed in this study.

Potential explanations for why manual, in contrast to highly educated, workers engage in informal activities are that manual workers to a larger extent work in industries which handle cash payments or are to a lesser extent subject to third-party reporting.