Sentence examples for extent the timing from inspiring English sources
To some extent, the timing of the bombing raid today was dictated by Mr. Hussein, because it was a reaction to what American officials say was a deliberate test by the Iraqi leader of United States resolve.
I hate the phrase "death sentence," because it pretends life gives anyone anything else, but having the mutation does make brutally specific what most of us live our lives fearing in a nebulous way: the likely cause of death and, to some extent, the timing.
The auto-ignition in HCCI engine can be facilitated by adjusting the timing of the exhaust-valve-closing and, to some extent, the timing of the intake-valve-opening so as to capture a proportion of the hot exhaust gases in the engine cylinder during the gas exchange process.
The spatial expression pattern, and to some extent the timing of activation, of hbox12 and pmar1 are profoundly different.
To a large extent, the timing of biospecimen collection for the quantification of PCB exposure has been ignored, given their assumed stability in blood during pregnancy.
Adélie penguin populations are known to be sensitive to changes in sea ice extent, the timing of sea ice retreat [ 13, 14] and the extent of glaciation [ 15].
Foxtons issued a note of caution ahead of the float, warning: "The directors believe that residential property sales transaction volumes in London may recover, although the extent and the timing of any recovery is uncertain".
CWD describes the extent that the timing of rainfall can accumulate deficit though the growing season, with high temperatures exacerbating the demand for water, which was evident in losses to the wine industry.
The discord in these findings may be due to some extent by the timing of blood specimens.
As mentioned before, while it is known that liver cells are directly involved in fibrogenesis [ 2, 16], the extent and the timing of this process is still largely unknown.
The developmental system must therefore limit to some extent the direction, timing, and amount of variation that can be introduced.
