Sentence examples for take the extent from inspiring English sources

This system takes site and size into account but does not take the extent of surgery into consideration.

In reality, the extent of the lesion may be underestimated, since conventional coronary catheterisation does not take the extent of outward remodelling of the coronary artery at the site of atherosclerotic lesions into account.

Further analysis of the SNP polymorphisms in the individual F7 segregants was carried out using bioinformatics analysis that takes the extent of the acetic acid tolerance of the individual segregants into account.

Within such framework, the principle of fiscal equivalence, as laid out above, would take the spatial extent of X for given and claim that L will tend towards it.

"Ultimately, if you take the piss to the extent that it makes the viewer go 'Oh God!', it can stop it being funny".

The conference left unclear what form the proposed covenant might take and the extent to which it might seek to lay down a code of practice on homosexuality.

The diagram below I think sums up the various paths you might want your HD content to take – and the extent to which that will be possible.

Donald B. Verrilli, Jr., a lawyer for Viacom, said it would take the next year to identify the extent of infringement that continues to happen on "a very massive scale".

Because you are in control you can take the joke to any extent you wish.

The publication dates, generally some 40 years after the images were taken, suggest the extent of the time-lag between the creative act and its wide recognition.

Surprisingly, little account was taken of the extent to which schools shared their expertise and facilities with others in the state sector or with local communities.