Sentence examples for extents in which from inspiring English sources

Instead, the LAGOS-GIS Toolbox allows a semi-automated geoprocessing workflow leading to: 1) watershed delineations for each lake, 2) robust addition of attributes to lakes and the zones (or spatial extents) in which they reside, 3) determination of 'connectivity' metrics for census lakes, and 4) tools that summarize continuous data in a consistent way for a variety of spatial extents.

Most Americans don't realize the extent in which jazz is an international music.

Unfortunately, the current informed consent model does not adequately appreciate the full extent in which memory loss disturbs lived-experience.

Material things, insofar as they appear in experimental practice, are only parts of an experimental system to the extent in which they are subject to purposeful experimental action.

Consequently, it determines to some extent in which way ESS are presented (i.e. what information is conveyed and at what level of transparency).

This parameter indicates the extent in which the two CI90% ranges of each parameter for two active ingredients overlap with each other.

In this paper, a methodology is suggested for analyzing the behavior of a chemical process with respect to the extent in which trends in unmeasurable process quantities can be identified through recognition of trends in measurable process quantities.

Differences in the extent in which CM and EM participants utilized neurologist/headache specialist visits were also striking with nearly one-third (30.7 %) and 9.7 % of CM and EM, respectively, reporting having visited a neurologist or headache specialist (P < 0.001).

The accuracy of this estimation can be evaluated by observing the extent in which the residuals (the prediction error) of the corresponding prediction filter resemble the hypothesized source of excitation [1] (a perfect impulse train in case of voiced speech).

By this, he means basically that scientists trust experimental data to the extent in which they have reasons to believe that the processes that generated these data provide faithful representations of reality.

Be open with your emotions only to the extent in which you feel comfortable doing so.