Sentence examples for interesting extent from inspiring English sources

A cognitive system counts as modular in Fodor's sense if it is modular "to some interesting extent," meaning that it has most of these features to an appreciable degree (Fodor, 1983, p. 37).

It's very interesting the extent to which you can identify elements of Nelly in many of his female characters, especially in his later books".

It would be interesting to extent the scope to other techniques to enable researchers to select the most appropriate OR techniques for specific settings.

This is highly interesting as the extent of compensation could be associated with the extent of sexual dimorphism and species differentiation.

"It is an important and interesting issue, the extent to which the British aristocracy – notably Edward VIII, in this case – in the 1930s, were sympathetic towards fascism," he said.

But what makes South Bend's methods interesting is the extent to which ordinary people of ordinary means are using their own hands and pocketbooks to be part of the solution to a complex problem.

There is something uncomfortable about the way Commonwealth parliamentary democracies like Australia and Canada are written about by British analysts as practice-runs or petri-dish experiments, only interesting in the extent to which they yield further examples of what could happen here.

In addition, the analysis of the interaction between SOD and small drug molecules is interesting to some extent, because the binding of specific small molecules to SOD has only been characterized in detail for a few examples [23, 24].

It is an interesting question the extent to which developments in the theory of transfinite numbers vitiates the reasons Spinoza had to be suspicious of numerical treatments of the continua that are space, time, and the limited extensive magnitudes that characterize the existence and duration of bodies.

Our results for full-length proviruses are interesting in the extent to which ERVs are over represented on the allosomes.

Furthermore, it would be interesting to what extent the PFGE non-typeable MRSA isolates were associated with pig farming, which may elucidate the importance of the clonal cluster.