As we will see in the next section, Augustine's views on the will tend to complicate things by qualifying the extent of his intellectualism, but certainly in epistemic contexts his intellectualism tends to hold sway.
The degree si can be used to qualify the extent to which the node was central in the graph.
First it is necessary to quantify and qualify the extent and nature of all trauma-related amputations from Afghanistan.
In addition, it was qualified to what extent reduced sex drive and vaginal dryness affect personal life, taking into account cultural differences.
The nature and extent of the representations and warranties (a seller wants these qualified to the greatest extent possible with materiality and knowledge qualifiers).
The nature of the representations and warranties (a seller wants these qualified to the greatest extent possible with materiality and knowledge qualifiers).
In either case, since the majority of [R] was realized as, the [R] realization of /dz/ could also to a large extent be qualified as an exemplification of the natural simplification trend proposed by Ohala (1983).
In the Far East, the past decade has in general been a period of considerable progress in forestry and forest industries development, the major limiting factors being the insufficiency of funds for investment and, to some extent, of qualified personnel.
First, one of the best feelings as a guide is when a guests initially says, "I don't know if I can make it," or "I've never done this before," but the guide knows they have been pre-qualified to the extent possible and can encourage the guest to try.
L. 110 458, 26 U.S.C. 408A note], or under this section, to the same extent that the qualified airline employee could have done had the qualified airline employee survived.
