Sentence examples for note that the extent from inspiring English sources

The researchers did note that the extent of the phosphorus losses differed by region.

Note that the extent of the higher energy X-rays in the image is smaller than the others.

Note that the extent of the disclosure obligations varies depending on the size and legal status of the company in question.

Note that the extent to which BiFold plot (or any visualization) reflects the actual similarities and dissimilarities between objects in the dataset - as measured by the stress function - depends intrinsically on the dataset itself.

It's important to note that the extent of current Black support for the President may be more organic than policy-driven, something intrinsically spiritual and based on bonds of cultural affinity and obligation.

Note that the extent of Ubx function in the abdomen is defined by its expression pattern.

Note that, to the extent that F q) < 1, selfers have greater reproductive assurance than outcrossers.

We might also note that to the extent that one sees in Maimonides a sense that the prophet is able to arrive at truths intuitively and directly without the ordinary processes of reasoning (as one seems to find in Guide 2.38), one might detect the influence of Avicenna (See Pines 1969, ci-ciii).

(Note that to the extent that we are interested merely in prediction, the two inferences appear to be on a par.

(Note that to the extent that the application of science is taken to be a "pragmatic" (i.e., pragmatic1) matter and the idea that explanation is pragmatic in this respect is used to motivate the adoption of a pragmatic (i.e., pragmatic2) theory of explanation, we have a transition between the two notions of "pragmatic" distinguished above).

It is important to note that to the extent that directional selectivity depends on latency tuning, this choice of stimulus will be biased in favor of directional selectivity.