Sentence examples for general extent from inspiring English sources
We draw upon spatially referenced survey data to investigate the general extent and nature of concern about risk associated with pumping groundwater.
The proximity of Africa has given Spain more African species of wildlife than are found in the other Mediterranean peninsulas, while the Pyrenean barrier and the general extent of the country explain the number of indigenous species.
Specifications of porous structure (it means surface area and general extent) of NCM were determined on the basis of analysis of adsorption/desorption isotherms of nitrogen at the temperature of its ebullition (−196 °С), received from Quantachrome Autosorb Nova 2200e.
A comparison of the middle panel of Fig. 1 and the right panel of Fig. 3 shows the major difference to be in the first five or so bins, the general extent of the prologue, in both means and confidence intervals.
Facebook and Twitter have been flooded with posts to the general extent of "what has our city come to, when the candidates for our highest offices can't control their sexual desires?" Spitzer and Wiener have become the "sex candidates".
The heightened state of pneumatic invasion across these skeletal divisions suggests genetic control of the degree or general extent of pneumaticity [31], [52].
In general, the extent of p-STAT3 inhibition corresponded with the extent of apoptosis induced by these agents within each cell line.
We observed that in general the extent of discrepancy between the measures is inversely associated with the extent of selection.
They do not want to reveal to those they are hunting – and their opponents in general – the extent of the information they hold and, sometimes, the techniques they use for gaining that information.
In general, the extent of increase in SOC was higher when berseem and cabbage were grown as intercrops.
In general, the extent to which one is in a position to gain new information on the basis of particular pieces of evidence typically depends upon one's background knowledge.
