Sentence examples for extent that could be from inspiring English sources

This seems suggesting that scattering might be richer at mm-waves with respect to lower frequencies but to an extent that could be lower if compared to the expectations pointed out in several studies.

Specifically, while we found that this strain had a reduced capacity to form a biofilm in vivo by comparison to UAMS-1, it was nevertheless capable of doing so to an extent that could be correlated with reduced antibiotic susceptibility [13].

When the entire RF border was not determined, we classified the RF into the same 4 groups according to the mean position of the RF extent that could be determined.

Although more TMJ pain sensations were recorded for the RA patients percentage-wise in comparison with the control group in this study, it was, however, not to the extent that could be expected according to the manifestation of the joint effusion.

"We can't really assess the significance and don't know the full extent of activity that could be going on there or with others of Iraq's neighbors".

Fibers in all scaffolds underwent alignment in response to strain; however, the rate and extent of alignment that could be achieved varied as a function of cross-linking.

In numerous addresses to scientific societies, he stressed the extent of work that could be carried out by a resident expedition, including the possibility of establishing the location of the South Magnetic Pole.

Interviewees disagreed about the extent of change that could be attributed to the EFHIAs.

Conversely, longer appointments could positively impact the type and extent of interventions that could be accomplished in a single visit.

The brief nature of the refugee health screening naturally limited the extent of information that could be gathered.

To roughly estimate the extent of phenomena that could be ascribed to natural selection in our LRG set, we used an approach similar to that proposed by Barreiro et al. [ 29].