This might result in a given neural extent of cueing corresponding to a smaller spatial extent for regions nearer the fovea (as has been suggested by Downing & Pinker, 1985).
Because metagenomics has deep roots in microbiology, the approach enables sophisticated portraits to be painted of the identity of the players involved in a given system, the extent to which invasions are significant and the functional roles that key members of the community play (Litchman 2010; Cowan et al. 2011; Shade et al. 2012; Adriaennsens and Cowan 2014; Ramirez et al. 2014).
In that paper, titled "The Hidden Law of Plea Bargaining," he argued that procedural rules, which determine such things as the number of charges that can be filed in a given case or the extent to which those charges can be traded away for more lenient sentences, function as an unrecognized regulatory framework for prosecutors' plea bargaining power.
Sustained success in the management of chronic disease through primary care services requires better understanding of the causal mechanisms related to clinical intervention, the basis upon which they can be 'institutionalised' in a given context, and the extent to which they require regular revitalisation to maintain their effect.
Investment interest expense is deductible in a given year to the extent of "investment income".
(Two propositions bear an interpretive resemblance to one another in a given setting to the extent that they have similar consequences, given whatever is mutually taken for granted in that setting).
The number of circulating genotypes in a given sample indicates the extent of parasite diversity and may explain varying adhesion phenotypes observed.
We want to take that information and turn it into hazard estimates," such as the probability of an earthquake in a given area, and the likely extent of damage.
Climate change can have both direct and indirect impacts on sea ice extent in a given location, by not only warming temperatures and melting the ice, but also by altering wind patterns and wave heights that can push the ice around.
For this reason at least, the level and content of the social minimum in a given society will to some extent be relative to the productivity of this society; and, accordingly, it will make sense to define the poverty line in relation to (as some fraction of) average income.
