Sentence examples for setting the extent from inspiring English sources

Irrespective of setting, the extent to which parents involved their daughters in decision-making about the HPV vaccine varied.

Recording temperature affects both GABA release and GABA uptake, and is therefore vital for setting the extent of tonic inhibition (Glykys & Mody, 2007); hence, recordings were performed at both room temperature (21 23 °C) and physiological temperature (35 37 °C).

The algorithm is equivalent to estimation via maximum penalized likelihood estimation when "weight decay" is used, but it has the advantage of providing a way of setting the extent of "weight decay" through the variance component σ θ 2. Neal (1996) pointed out that the procedure of MacKay (1992, 1994) can be further generalized.

However, in this experimental setting, the extent of SAH was macroscopically more pronounced (reflected in a nearly four times higher hemoglobin concentration in the subarachnoid space basal brain areas) in animals with larger increase in ICP.

To examine glove use in an acute care setting, the extent to which they are associated with a risk of cross contamination, and factors that influence healthcare workers (HCW) decision to wear them.

However, in a real-world clinical setting, the extent to which various kinds of antipsychotics or their combination, particularly in the context of the polypharmacy of antipsychotic medication, exerts an effect, if any, on the cognitive performance of patents with schizophrenia is difficult to analyze.

Using the parameters of a typical hypoid gear set, the extent of the effect of asymmetry in the mesh coupling on gear pair dynamics is quantified numerically.

The measurement systems that need to be examined and kept under control, in order to set the extent to which the products meet the customers requirements and expectations, have been analyzed statistically.

Within the RiskScape framework, the hazard module sets the extent and intensity of the hazard of interest.

It is important to set the extent of the share rates in which the pressure chamber will be used because the same range should be applied during an appropriate measurement.

The aim of the present study was to investigate, by use of a national surveillance data set, the extent to which relevant, validated hospital- and patient-related variables can explain differences in antibiotic use.