Sentence examples for place and extent from inspiring English sources

In case of suspicion of obstruction, however, it may help to localise the place and extent of the obstruction.

Compared with the open approach, the procedure not only differs with respect to the place and extent of the scar, but also with respect to the mobilization of the right colon, which is performed laparoscopically.

To a large extent the speed at which enlargement will take place and the extent to which the huge problems will be overcome will depend on the preparatory work of the Dutch presidency.

The Employment Tribunal had decided that wage discussions that had taken place and the extent of the work she had undertaken qualified her as a worker.

Inclusion: diversifying the offer Musical inclusion applies to the types of learning opportunities on offer, the genres of music included, the diversity of the learners, the variety of settings and environments in which learning can take place and the extent to which learners are given choices regarding what they learn and how.

El Salvador "is a small place and to the extent it was known in the world, it was known for its civil war," said a Western diplomat.

Bubble conditions were already in place, and given the extent to which homeowners were borrowing against their equity for consumption purposes, even a small decline in prices would have wreaked economic havoc.

Accordingly, the WBG has put monitoring processes in place and, to some extent, it has held to its strong commitment to set a precedent in social and environmental standards.

Taking the approach of ecological perception, in [17] it is proposed that expectation and discrimination are two possibly presence-related factors: expectation being the extent to which a person expects to hear a specific sound in a particular place and discrimination being the extent to which a sound will help to uniquely identify a particular place.

Lange and coworkers [ 42] examined 36 hearts of patients who died with an indwelling PAC in place to assess the incidence and extent of localized lesions in the right side of the heart.

To the questions "why does this degree of spatial power persevere and endure in the (continuous) place and time to the extent that it does?", the answer would seem to be "because of the degree of power to persevere that constitutes it".