Sentence examples for extent this proposal from inspiring English sources

Again, however, that issue can be sidestepped to the extent this proposal is understood, given its focus on the agent's act and not what the consequences of that act are for any particular person, to reflect an impersonal rather than a person-based approach.

In comparison with the oocyte, much less is known about localised transcripts and their translational regulation in the nervous system, and it remains to be determined to what extent this proposal is valid and in which neuronal tissues Syp is required in larvae.

To some extent, this proposal was indirectly supported by a cross-sectional study, which showed that patients with only one previous suicide attempt showed a significant correlation between intensity of suicidal ideation and life stress within 12 months, while patients with multiple self-harm showed no such relationship [ 20].

"To the extent that this proposal is the opposite of that, then the proposal is a mistake.

To the extent that this proposal might more rationally and effectively target treatments towards patients, improving health outcomes, it would promote beneficence.

At least for marketing authorization and marketed drug evaluation purposes, the sponsor and/or the investigator are assumed to be responsible for risk-benefit assessment and to a certain extent, the proposal of risk treatment measures.

Both the age cutoffs used in this proposal and the extent of the assumed increase in sensitivity relative to adults were the products of relatively informal analyses of the assembled database.

Although it is not yet clear to what extent this scenario alters the current proposal for the hydraulic circuit models, it introduces new insights when studying plants that are able to easily overcome water restrictions.

This proposal is thus found to successfully reduce the required computational complexity to a great extent as intended.

Under this proposal, physician groups would be allowed to bargain collectively without fear of violating the antitrust laws to the extent the group had no greater market power than that enjoyed by the health insurer with which it was bargaining.

"To the extent your proposal advances those initiatives, I am pleased to join and support," Mr. McGreevey wrote.