Sentence examples for methods and extent from inspiring English sources

Germline testing has to date identified 42 cases with a deleterious mutation in either BRCA1 or BRCA2; a full description of the methods and extent of mutation testing can be found in Dite et al (2003).

Although our data provide a strong argument in favour of nodal ratios to stratify risk of recurrence, other factors related to nodal status, such as the size and volume of the occupied lymph node, nodal site, presence of occult micrometastases discovered by molecular methods and extent of ECS may also be significant predictors of outcome.

The methods and extent of your marketing plan would obviously be dependent on your budget.

They differ mainly from one another by the method and extent of their migration.

In addition, few more challenges still remain, like understanding the physicochemical architecture of feedstock cell walls, suitable pretreatment method and extent of cell wall deconstruction for generation of value-added products etc.

The films differed in the type and amount of extracellular matrix components (type I/IV collagens, fibrous/solubilised elastin, glycosaminoglycans, heparin, chondroitin sulfate or dermatan sulfate), method of preparation (homogenisation) and method and extent of crosslinking (carbodiimide (EDC/NHS) or glutaraldehyde).

The pattern of reduction is dependent on the method and extent of reduction.

HTA organizations regularly make decisions about when and how public engagement should occur but without consideration of the public's preferences on the method and extent of engagement.

Owing to the rarity of this tumor in the gastrointestinal tract, the appropriate method and extent of surgical resection is uncertain.

In 2013, the Wellcome Trust commissioned a series of surveys of parents and teachers, asking about various types of educational tools or teaching methods, and the extent to which they believe they have a basis in neuroscience.

"You just don't know the accuracy of the methods and the extent they may yield false positives or false negatives," said Dr. Haney, who in the 1990s pushed the Educational Testing Service, the developer of the SAT, to submit its own formulas for identifying cheats to an external review board.