Sentence examples for signal extent from inspiring English sources

The cut-off of 0.20 cm corresponds to the 75th percentile of hyperechogenic signal extent at the SN in a healthy population.

"Our research highlights how social cues, which signal the extent to which others are attracted to you, also play a crucial role in attraction," said Ben Jones, a psychologist and one of the authors of Integrating Facial Attractiveness And Cues Of Social Attractiveness, which is published in the journal Psychological Science.

The method produces a quantitative estimate of the phylogenetic signal (the extent to which correlation in traits reflects shared evolutionary history of the species) in a character, the λ parameter.

If there is a quantitative relationship between CNCC numbers, FGF8 signal, and extent of forebrain cell precursor survival, then reduced CNCC numbers would affect development of components of the brain.

Indispensability can be a sign of wanting to be in control or to be viewed as "the" expert; it can also signal the extent of your comfort zone.

On Wednesday she signalled the extent to which she remained committed to her refugee policy by making her own chief of staff the country's refugee tsar.

The prevalence of the brasserie idiom also signals the extent to which accomplished chefs are turning their attention to less elaborate cooking and settings.

The party's decision to step outside Washington also signaled the extent to which Republicans were looking to break with the recently departed president, George W. Bush.

Mr. Cheney's appearance also signaled the extent to which the White House intends to press him into the vice president's traditional role of raising the sword against a challenger.

Signalling the extent of her appeal as a unity candidate, the MSP who opposed Murphy's leadership and is a leading figure on the party's left, also suggested to the Guardian last weekend she could end up standing unopposed.

The attacks may have been a reflection of the commercial importance of Page 3 to the Sun's brand, but they also signalled the extent to which the paper had appropriated – and perverted – the ideology of sexual liberation.