Sentence examples for extent well from inspiring English sources

Genomes from other Proteobacteria (Gammaproteobacteria, followed by Beta- and Deltaproteobacteria) were also, though to a much lesser extent, well represented.

Subsurface gas and fluid migration is most commonly associated with impaired structural integrity of well cement and, to a lesser extent, well casings.

MRI revealed left hippocampal sclerosis (HS) and an extensive area of abnormality in the left temporal lobe, extending anteriorly to the level of the amygdala, and with the posterior extent well behind the fourth ventricle.

This woolly image is, to an extent, well-deserved".

The aim of the present study was to evaluate to what extent well-established histopathological parameters approximately reflect the biology of breast cancer in routine care.

Most families felt that they had gained something, but despite most of those interviewed being good attenders and to that extent well-disposed to the programme, few expressed the view that it had 'worked' for them.

For the distribution of partnership statuses by country, see Appendix.> -wrap-foot> SourcEuropean ValuesueStudy, 200808 (N = 45) In this section, I will answer the descriptive questions to what extent subjective well-being varies by partnership status and to what extent well-being gaps between partnership statuses vary over countries.

Furthermore, since the distribution range of many of the species included in the analyses extents well beyond the European borders, we used average latitude (AL) as an additional indirect descriptor of climate niche of bird species.

I understand where this rage comes from, and to some extent, that well of fury speaks well of tech.

Apparently I'm "extroverted and well-intentioned yet oblivious to the extent of, well, my naivete".

This is to some extent positionally well motivated but gives the dormant black rook a target for the first time in the game.