Sentence examples for may extent across from inspiring English sources

The unrelated genus Madracis, shows a similar genetic segregation between its host-symbiont communities at mesophotic (dominated by M. pharensis / B15 and M. formosa / B15) and shallow depths [ 9, 21], confirming that this pattern may extent across a broad range of coral genera.

These indicators are still relatively crude, and quality of data may vary to some extent across countries.

According to this theory, all Eastern European professionals will adapt socioeconomically, but the extent of their adaptation may vary across groups.

This may partly explain the greater contribution of crown area as a strong predictor of mahogany's seed shadow extent across the 25 isolated trees.

Moreover, given that these differences may arise due to differences in cytoarchitecture or developmental rates, this link can account for the relative consistency of folding patterns observed within, and, to an extent, across species.

It is expected that the level of teacher support and the extent of scaffolding may vary across levels; teachers were prepared to provide this support through a series workshops ([Smeda et al. 2012]).

Hochschild [ 30] supported that the extent of EL may differ across occupations.

Further, the distribution of colonoscopy indications, and thus the usefulness and necessary extent of adjudication, may vary across settings, depending on population demographics and reimbursement policies.

Conversely, if helmet laws serve primarily an informational or norm-setting function, effects may vary across subgroups proportional to the extent to which laws change perceived benefits of helmet use or behavioral norms.

Moreover, the degradation extent may not be uniform across the macroscopic, microscopic and the molecular level.

Importantly, the extent to which this is the case may differ across countries.