Sentence examples for extent to changes from inspiring English sources

First, we examine to what extent changes in the TSR are due to changes in the size of the working-age population and to what extent to changes in the size of the non-working-age population.

The decrease is likely due to partial blockage of the gas liquid interface by inorganic and organic suspended solids and to a lesser extent to changes in the physical properties of the liquid.

Adsorption of LBPs at an ALI is highly sensitive to pH, temperature and albumin concentration and to a relatively lesser extent to changes in osmolarity or Ca2 + concentrations in the physiological range.

To what extent these patterns were attributable to changes in TB transmission and to what extent to changes in the introduction of new strains from abroad or from reactivation of latent infection are unclear.

The increasing thyroid cancer incidence rates especially of the papillary subtype seem mainly due to the increase in the diagnosed microcarcinomas over the last 5 years due to some extent to changes in histological diagnostic criteria (i.e. atypical follicular adenoma with so-called ground-glass nuclei being classified now as papillary TC follicular variant).

Therefore, we also examined the extent to which changes in emission intensities due to changes in domestic technologies influenced CO2 emissions.

There has been no systematic analysis of the extent to which changes in QoL are mediated by symptom changes, changes in functional impairment or other factors.

This chapter evaluates the extent to which changes in landscape feature and management affect plant species diversity.

This finding suggests that sample selection may contribute to some extent to the changes in behavior observed before and after that age.

Perhaps most scientifically intriguing is the extent to which changes in these two domains co-vary following abstinence.

These identifiable and measurable factors can determine the extent to which changes are sustainable.