Sentence examples for instance the extent of from inspiring English sources

I mean, given, for instance, the extent of PhD…, one could be spending a few years dealing with the same thing.

This include, for instance, the extent of brittle failure, the onset of a given strain criterion, and the proportion of rock and depth of area that reach the yield criterion.

For instance, the extent of reimbursement/coverage of the cost of new technologies will influence the acceptance of Embryo-Dx in many markets.

In some instances, the extent of antagonistic overlap is similar to or even larger than that corresponding to the comparison in the same direction.

The performance of a cell recovery process might be determined in terms of the recovery of viable functional cells, the extent of contaminant removal and in some instances the extent of cell concentration achieved.

For instance, the extent to which a sample of healthy children and adolescents would similarly dislike elements of their own appearance such as height and weight is unknown.

When he says, for instance, that the extent of Tabor's medical writings 'helps us to understand why he didn't have much in the way of a private life, let alone the time to produce more poems', no explanation is, in fact, being offered.

In rubber blend, for instance NBR/NR, the extent of filler surface fraction wetted by each blend component is strongly dependent on the additive/silica and silane/silica ratio r.

Because of previous work developing human population PBPK models (Bois 2000; Chiu et al. 2009; Hack et al. 2006) a direct comparison is possible, for instance, between the extent of population variability predicted in the human population based on individual human data, and that predicted in a mouse based on multiple strain data.

A number of instances revealing the extent of government corruption have occurred within the last few months with the indictment of the former leader of the New York State Assembly, Sheldon Silver, and his counterpart in the State Senate, Dean Skelos along with Skelos' son.

In instances where the extent of necrosis can be matched accurately to tumour volume, the potential for cure exists.