Sentence examples for has the extent from inspiring English sources

Only recently, with the publication of the independent panel report, has the extent of the cover-up become recognised.

It means that the x-line at (T=105) has the extent between (z=9.0) and (z=9.4).

The extent of American economic dominance over the last few decades has been truly exceptional, as has the extent of US power.

At the moment the precise function of patristacin has not been determined, nor has the extent of its distribution within the Sygnathidae, so the story is far from complete.

However, so far the various metabolic networks available have not been systematically compared, nor has the extent to which they differ been quantified.

With current sequencing methodologies these qualities are difficult to assess since the correlation between individual template abundance and sequencing depth has not been established, nor has the extent to which biological or technical biases influence the data been determined.

The ship then sailed for Durban, South Africa to have the extent of her underwater damage assessed in the drydock there.

Only now has the full extent of the de-accessioning become apparent.

Despite its limitations, the study has shown the extent to which ageing has impacted on costs of hospitalisation for CVD.

And he has weighed the extent to which some languages make numbers more difficult than others.

Vodafone has admitted the extent of the problem.