Sentence examples for process extent from inspiring English sources

The study looked at the rationale, process, extent and consequences of integration, and drew lessons and conclusions.

However, only 3, 6, and 8 synapses, respectively, were found on the three cells analyzed, (Table 1), although all serial sections from a given biocytin filled NG2 cell were examined over its full process extent.

We, as researchers, must be more directly involved in explaining the study to potential participant practices within Divisions especially in explaining the rationale, process, extent of necessary commitments and potential benefits.

Suwa et al. (2002) showed in rabbits that repeated exposure to PM10 was associated with both systemic inflammation and the progression of the atherosclerotic process, the extent of which correlated with the extent of PM10 phagocytosed by alveolar macrophages.

--Palestinian plans, intentiobjectivestives and activities related to US policies and programs on the peace process including extent of support for US and other counterterrorism efforts.

In order to define the priorities of all stakeholders' requirements, Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) Extent Analysis approach is used.

We evaluated the effectiveness of the process, the extent to which it was appropriate for local healthcare commissioning and whether it identified budget savings.

A serial of impact tests was performed with different thicknesses of narrow CFRP laminates to examine the damage process and extent from initiation to complete breakage.

We define integration as the process or extent and pattern of acceptability and adoption of the health intervention – in this case a CBHW programme – into critical functions of a health system [ 23– 26].

These studies were performed to determine the order of events during the exchange process, the extent of H/D exchange, and associated kinetics of exchange for a comparative analysis of these ligands.

These interviews investigate the roles corporations play in the policy process, the extent to which their input is sought by government and the different avenues they pursue in order to represent their interests.