Sentence examples for the aggregate extent from inspiring English sources
All the components of RW, including the proportions and type of TW, OW and NW, may contribute to the aggregate extent of RW.
The principal dependent variable for comparison was the mean cartilage disease score (CDS), which captured the aggregate extent of involvement of articular cartilage.
Within a mere aggregate extent of 43 ha, gueltas hold about 32%and78%8% of the total taxa analysed and endemics of Mauritania, respectively.
We outline a typology of wildfire production functions (WPFs) and empirically estimate three broad classes of WPFs: fire event (ignitions), fire aggregate extent, and a combination function of fire effect and aggregate extent (an intensity-weighted aggregate extent model).
Finally, the aggregate measures of the extent of smoking used in this study are likely to have masked a varied response by individual patients to the smoke-free policy.
The choice of a binary variable was due to the lack of instruments that aggregated the extent of trouble caused by each type of no healthy appearance.
The Federal Highway Administration is now conducting a study of the extent of the aggregate space shortage at rest areas and truck stops.
First of all, certain conformational quantities seem to depend on the aggregate order, but to a different extent for both investigated peptide systems.
Pre-shearing of aggregates (which leads to the aggregates densifying to some extent before entering the thickener consolidating bed) must occur if a large underflow solids flux is required in a densified thickener.
Using bivariate GCTA, we estimated the proportion of variance due to the aggregate effects of SNPs on each variable (GCTA-based heritability), and the extent to which the aggregate effects correlate across variables (GCTA-based genetic correlation).
Where P rt = the price of regional output, P t = the aggregate price level, and D rt = the regional demand index, which captures the extent to which aggregate demand in a particular region may rise or fall.
