Sentence examples for of a corresponding extent from inspiring English sources

The application of extents to distributed reaction systems is illustrated through several case studies that show how the effect of each rate process can be expressed in terms of a corresponding extent.

Apparently such irradiation leads to the reversible changes in the rigidity of the DNA layer and the corresponding extent of hydration of the strands.

In that lattice, each concept intent can be seen as a condition profile of the patients in the corresponding extent.

First, introduction of A74 in place of C74 caused a significant increase in the extent and rate of addition of U 2, with a corresponding decrease in the extent of addition of G 2 (Table 4).

Each outlines the peaks of a corresponding Catskill mountain range etched in the horizon directly westward.

Motor preparation or "efferent readiness" to execute an undershooting or overshooting saccade, Coren found, however, can also give rise to a corresponding illusion of extent (1986: 404 406).

Three doses of STX243 were used in this study; as the dose increased there was a corresponding decrease in the extent of angiogenesis.

Eutrophication is defined as an increase in nutrient input to surface waters to the extent of overenrichment, with a corresponding increase in primary productivity and related negative effects.

A corresponding reduction in the extent of granulomatous inflammation and fibrosis in this group further substantiated the fact that an effective removal of the residual antigenic depots from the sites of infection is essential for the resolution of granulomatous lesions.

On the basis of previous dissociation constant (Kd) measurements of binding of β2m to Cu II) and Ni II) (KdCu = 2.5 μM; KdNi = 400 μM), the addition of 3 mM Ni II) should result in a decrease in β2m Cu II) loading from 96to77%7% and a corresponding decrease in the extent of oligomerization (see the Supporting Information for details).

That kind of mystery has a corresponding point in the soul of the receptive reader.