Sentence examples for limits of the extent from inspiring English sources

To address the relative importance of the various contributing factors, two R approximations (Cox & Snell R and Nagelkerke R) were employed as the lower and upper limits of the extent to which total variance in DSH could be explained by the predictors.

Contrary to the position of the German government, the ESM does not contain any limit on the extent of any member state's overall liability.

The team purposefully decided to put a limit on the extent of the improvements.

"Even in America, there is actually a limit on the extent of tax allowances that you can use.

The use of protected areas, as islands of conservation, has limits to the extent of biodiversity conservation due to isolation and scale.

At some point, though, the limit of the extent to which the Indian continent can be pushed any further north or down will be reached.

First, atomism of any kind is rejected as unintelligible, and a thorough contextualism asserted: things can only be determinate in relation to a context, and there can be no non-arbitrary limiting of the extent and multiplicity of contexts, since each context will itself be intelligible only with respect to a larger context.

Hence, there are significant limits to the extent of moral disagreements.

That the division of labor is limited to the extent of market; proposed by Smith was reiterated by Stigler (1951).

The effect of imitation on landscapes is limited to the extent of being hardly significant.

Paucity of data on health service usage by young adults with type 1 diabetes for diabetes-related care, prevalence and predictors of vascular complications limits determination of the extent of the problem and hence appropriate service prioritisation.