The spatial extents for which we calculated all GEO features that were delineated by either political, topographical, or hydrologic boundaries.
What was most striking about "Koch," however, was the extent to which, for Hizzoner, it was always about, well, Ed Koch.
The extent to which, for a party activist, the personal is the political explains why there are no enduring cross-party relationships in the UK.
But at the very least, it surely illustrates the extent to which, for better or worse, Mr Miliband's rhetoric implies drastic changes to the British state.
But there's an additional factor, that even supporters of the Affordable Care Act mostly missed: the extent to which, for the first time, the Act is creating a truly functioning market in nongroup insurance.
The absence of a second opinion found Tyldesley struggling to answer his own questions and highlighted the extent to which, for the armchair audience, the tournament has developed a narrative driven largely by the "expert" ex-players.
Analysis consisted of evaluating NMJ innervation status for the extent to which presynaptic labeling overlaid postsynaptic labeling for AChRs in superimposed images.
We used the attributable proportion (Freedman et al, 1992) to estimate the extent to which adjustment for the tumour attributes accounted for differences in survival by socioeconomic group.
22 Test retest reliability is the extent to which scores for the same patients remain unchanged for repeated measurements over time.
Test-retest reliability is defined as the extent to which scores for patients who have not changed are the same for repeated measurements over time [ 21].
