Sentence examples for studying the extent from inspiring English sources

Alberto Goetzl, a forest economist who is studying the extent of domestic illegal logging for a coming report, said that without data, it was hard to prove that tree thieves were more active now than in the past.

Because flow of an alternating current requires the electrochemical reaction to occur in the forward and reverse directions, AC voltammetry is particularly useful for studying the extent to which electrochemical reactions are reversible.

Effectiveness of the tasks can be examined by studying the extent to which they engage learners with the language (Ellis, 2003).

Studying the extent and duration of any atmospheric changes caused by the comet will help scientists better understand how the martian atmosphere works, Yelle says.

As has been performed in many reports on the FEA of implants, we verified the validity of the FEA models by studying the extent to which the actual behaviors were reproduced when the trabecular structure in the FEA models was simplified and compared with the experimental model.

As Halmos (1956 b, c and d) noted, these new algebraic logics tended to focus on studying the extent to which they captured first-order logic and on their universal algebraic aspects such as axiomatizations and structure theorems, but offered little insight into the nature of the first-order logic which inspired their creation.

Scientists are only now beginning to study the extent of the damage.

He also studied the extent to which correctional institutions actually correct.

She came to the program fully expecting to study the extent to which her bilingual brain was adapted to succeed.

There are no recent studies, largely because corrections officials do not let researchers study the extent of illegal behavior in their institutions.

The board also commissioned researchers at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York to study the extent of child abuse in the church.