Sentence examples for extent to quantify from inspiring English sources

Ecological modeling is able to synthesize the knowledge about an ecosystem, and it makes it possible to a certain extent to quantify any changes in ecosystems resulting from the use of both environmental engineering and ecological engineering.

Existing survey approaches cannot provide sufficiently fine-resolution data at landscape-level extents to quantify this structure appropriately.

Addressing these possible sources of bias in an epidemiologic study may allow risk assessors, to the extent possible, to quantify the consequences of any bias in a specific study or across a group of similar studies.

We used historical flood plume extent data (modelled) to quantify the typical spatial extent of the summer runoff seawater mixing zone of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) lagoon.

Therefore, in addition to visual surveys to quantify extent of cracking, additional field and laboratory testing to evaluate durability performance was performed.

The extent of adsorption of many inorganic contaminants varies with chemical conditions and, therefore, any parameters used to quantify the extent of adsorption must account for chemical variability.

"We wanted to quantify the extent to which people are sharing ideologically diverse news content - and the extent to which people actually encounter and read it in social media".

They sought repeatedly to quantify the extent of the eavesdropping, only to be stonewalled by the intelligence community.

Measuring and monitoring The nature of the fishing industry makes it hard to quantify the extent of global bycatch.

In an attempt to quantify the extent to which the law school actually considers race in making admissions decisions, the parties introduced voluminous evidence at trial.

And he said that the company had laid out additional cost-cutting plans beyond those previously planned, but he declined to quantify their extent.