Sentence examples for he extent from inspiring English sources

In this context, reliability refers to the consistency of a set of measurements or a measuring instrument, whereas validity refers to he extent to which a measurement is well-founded and corresponds accurately to the real world, measuring what it claims to measure [ 25].

In his ART theory Kaplan (1995) regards scope and coherence as one and the same characteristic he calls extent.

The inference was that he had, though to what extent he never reveals, beyond convenient clichés.

How did he feel when he discovered the extent of what happened in Nepal?

There was never any design, he says, no plan - to that extent, he was an innocent.

Griffin said he learned the extent of the damage once he awoke.

He was wise because, although ignorant, he understood the extent of his ignorance.

He stressed phrasing, expressiveness and warmth, and to some extent he enforced them through fear.

He still wants to sell and to a certain extent he's protecting his investment here.

So to what extent he was a dictator, or to what extent he was a strict disciplinarian, I really do not know".

To some extent he succeeded.