Sentence examples for the broad extent from inspiring English sources

The broad extent of the government's power to regulate interstate commerce has been recognized since the Roosevelt administration.

In addition, the new infrared cameras can see into the fringes of the star itself, revealing the broad extent of the cleared inner disk; the full extent of the hole could not be detected in images of Beta Pictoris.

In fact, it would surprise a lot of people to know the broad extent that Pharma is already doing this.

"We would only take such a decision if we were satisfied that the broad extent of the criminality had been determined and that we could make a fully informed assessment of the public interest," it said.

Due to the broad extent of miRNAs functions during the development of the nervous system we speculated that they may be involved in the control of axon pathfinding decision at the midline.

In conclusion, our study documents the broad extent of bed bug infestations in an urban environment.

For the current report, USGS analyzed data through 2001 which was the broadest extent of the program.

On the other side, the profits of the upgrading projects (the real-estate value of the restored buildings) vary with both the dimension of the single project and the broader extent of the whole upgraded neighbourhood (the "propinquity effect" works both in the degrading and in the upgrading phenomena).

A spokesperson for the Veterans of Foreign Wars said "Despite the ruling, the VFW will continue to challenge far-fetched stories, and to publicize these false heroes to the broadest extent possible as a deterrent to others".

Supplemental Fig.  1 illustrates the broader extent of activation observed throughout the brain for positive > negative feedback during "HARD -labeled blocks relative to "EASY"-labeled blocks, wHARD -labeled consistent with the idea that striatal valence sensitivity may blocksulated by expectations about task difficulty.

All of those variables affect the ecological processes that influence species composition in ecological communities at a variety of scales, from climate at the broadest extents to soil variables locally (Shmida and Wilson 1985; McGill 2010).