Sentence examples for the least extent from inspiring English sources

In contrast, they prefer authoritarian leadership to the least extent.

Gypsum and ettringite are formed to the least extent in the mixed solution of sodium sulfate and sodium chloride, and most evident for the magnesium sulfate solution.

Although there are some debates among linguists on the wordhood of semantically transparent forms which consist of free forms such as jiāngshuǐ, there is no intuitive divergence among Chinese speakers even to the least extent.

The case study results indicate that the land use security pattern of the study area under the ideal security scenario is the best scenario of three examined, with the least extent of residential land and the minimum loss of key ecological land.

These two circumstances are not compatible with our general word intuition even to the least extent because they are simply incomprehensible, and they cannot be explained by variations of word intuition among speakers; normally, when the subjects do word segmentation tasks carefully according to their word intuition, these would not occur and thus we can treat them as errors.

Among the surrounding regions of Xa genes, only the xa5 region has the least extent of LD of approximately 100 kb which is similar to what Garris et al. (2003) has estimated for the xa5 region (Additional file 8: Figure S5b).

Hip flexion range had the slowest and least extent of deterioration (≈45% flexed <70° in the revision year) but with the best outcomes at only three years after revision surgery it took the longest to recover.

More recently, minimum interference routing algorithm (MIRA) that aims to select path as to ensure that the chosen path blocks future requests to the least possible extent is proposed [12].

According to the manufacturer's recommendation, intra-assay variability was reduced to the least possible extent by measuring duplicates.

At the very least, the extent and scope of our current crisis should call into question some of the fundamental assumptions and longstanding free-market policies that helped create and perpetuate our economic quagmire.

Miliband added that a clear vote would be seen as a way of telling Hunt that the Commons regards a Murdoch takeover of BSkyB as not in the public interest, at the least until the extent of the criminality has been discovered.