Sentence examples for system the extent from inspiring English sources

According to Leydesdorff (2003) and Leydesdorff (2008), when the mutual information is negative, it indicates the level of synergy within a system, the extent to which a system is self-organised.

In this system, the extent of the primary tumour (T), presence or absence of lymph node involvement (N), and presence or absence of distant metastasis (M) are used for staging the disease.

With allowance made for adsorption in the EGPC system, the extent of micellisation was determined over the full temperature range and compared with the van't Hoff prediction and with related data for triblock oxyethylene/oxypropylene copolymer F127.

In the case of primary creep, the model accounts for the initial orientation of the tensile axis, the lattice rotation, the hardening on the primary slip system, the extent of primary creep, the onset of secondary creep and the evolution of the macroscopic creep strain.

Of the TNM system, the extent of lymph node involvement is the most important independent prognostic factor for gastric cancer.

Of the TNM system, the extent of lymph node involvement is the most important independent prognostic factor for gastric cancer [ 3].

However, for such systems the extent of integration among and between components remains limited.

On transit systems the extent to which this occurs is unknown, although Levine and Wachs (1986) suggest actual levels of crime on transit systems may be 20 30 times that of reported levels, a possible limitation of the BTP data.

Although the Nodal signalling pathway has been well studied over the last 20 years in multiple vertebrate systems, the extent to which the downstream transcriptional network directed by Nodal signalling is conserved has not been comprehensively assessed.

As governments and industry groups implement single, voluntary FOP systems the extent of uptake should be monitored; voluntary systems may rarely be applied to products with poor nutritional quality, and as demonstrated here, if adoption is not widespread FOP systems may mislead the consumer if they believe products with symbols to be healthier than comparable products without an FOP.

Information was also collected on the formal service-delivery system and the extent to which the system treats hypertension and COPD conditions.