Sentence examples for length of exposition from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, such assessment is more exposed to different confounding parameters such as an uncontrolled length of exposition and dosage to different treatments, and a lower validity of assessment.

At the time, cautious estimations from Schering Plough Inc. and Wyeth Inc. allowed one to determine the number of exposed patients to each of the drugs from the beginning of the clinical trials until the time of the study, but did not allow one to determine the length of exposition in terms of the number of patients-years.

It's a dense, rapid-pace dissection of an era, and the program contains no less than three full-length articles of exposition, a glossary of political terms and a list of the members of Parliament who speak, if only for a few seconds.

This was followed by Essence of Eloquence (Legs bshad snying po) and Ocean of Reasoning (Rigs pa'i rgya mtsho) (1407 1408), the Medium-Length Exposition of the Stages of the Path (Lam rim 'bring) in 1415, and, in the last years of his life, his Elucidation of the Intention (dGongs pa rab gsal).

"This term was defined a little ways back:" the reader's intuitive sense of how far back in the argument or exposition together with his or her sense of the pace of the exposition relative to the length of the book supplies the reader with a sense of how many pages to turn back in order to reach the needed information.

He therefore searched throughout Buddhist tradition for an accessible path, and at length found the exposition of the nembutsu.

It managed to feel both too long and too short, cramming in a season's worth of exposition into a couple of scenes, and, at the same time, dragging out already dull conversations to interminable lengths.

Even at the level of exposition, the book is breathless.

Can that chunk of exposition be diversified by dialogue?

Some very bland sexuality and near-lethal levels of exposition.

So was the occasional flat-footed piece of exposition.