Sentence examples for the extent of developing a from inspiring English sources

However, this outcome could never be achieved by tactical voting and would require broadly progressive parties to cooperate to the extent of developing a common minimal programme enabling selected seats to be contested under the banner of a progressive alliance.

These huge numbers are themselves probably an underestimate, as they assume a threshold effect, with a proportion of infants being affected to the extent of developing identifiable neuro-developmental impairment, and the remainder being unaffected.

Only in old age did he unbend to the extent of developing flirtatious friendships with some younger gay Tory MPs such as Alan Duncan and Matthew Parris, as well as with the gay couple who decorated his house in Salisbury.

This risk was finely graded by the extent of disadvantage, with the odds of developing a disabling chronic condition increasing significantly as the level of household socio-economic disadvantage rose.

This paper uses C-factor as a tool for investigation of the performance of a heat exchanger due to fouling which consequently gives information regarding the extent of fouling developed on the heat transfer surfaces.

Table 4reports the volume fraction of rubber (V r) in each of the cured nanocomposite samples along with that of the virgin EVA elastomer.V ris considered as a measure of the crosslink density of the sample which in turn represents the extent of interaction developed between the reinforcement and the matrix.

The death of two birds will not destroy the natural world, but the attitude that has led to the intentional killing of endangered species is a clear indication of the extent of education needed to develop a more generally accepted conservation ethic.

The extent of provision in developing countries varies between those that still make provision by employers' liability and those that make provision by social insurance.

These data demonstrate that ACE2 plays a role in modifying the extent of hypertrophy that develops in HCM, independent of the effect of the disease-causing mutation or blood pressure.

A statistical model based on experimental lifetime and corresponding AE data was developed to quantify the extent of damage; a reasonably good correlation with the experimental results has been obtained.

Also, the extent of the newly developed metastatic burden was greater in patients with ≥5 CTCs/7.5 ml compared with those with <5 CTCs/7.5 ml [ 6].