Sentence examples similar to extent to define from inspiring English sources

(2) CA125 was able to detect the majority of relapses but CT was required to identify its extent and to define treatment options.

In recent times inductive methods have fissioned and multiplied, to an extent that attempting to define induction would be more difficult than rewarding.

Firstly, the approach distinguishes internal parts and external parts by GIS technique and field surveys, and uses the boundary where WTP just decrease to zero to define extent of external part basing on Loomis' linear equation.

The irony, of course, is that Mourinho was the first boss to really master these elements of the modern game to such an extent that they came to define his identity, a man who seemed to spend his glory years entering an endless succession of swooning, camera-filled rooms with an evil grimace and the phrase "dark arts" just a few paces behind him.

For this category of uncertainty, PET scans, intravenous contrast and training in cross-sectional anatomy will again help to define the extent of both mediastinal invasion and nodal extent.

To the extent that it's possible to define an "Obama Doctrine," then, it's basically the Hagel-Brennan two-step.

As such, much further work is needed to define the extent to which it can be successfully applied.

This chapter focuses on typical rock strain patterns predicted to define the extent of the problem.

A retrospective analysis of case records of hospitalised children was used to define the extent of corneal lesions in infants.

Side Scan Sonar (SSS) is a common method for mapping seagrass meadows that allows to define meadow extent and typology.

The third priority is to define the extent of demyelination by using brain contrast MRI and visual evoked potential.