Sentence examples for the spectrum and extent of from inspiring English sources

Despite some limitations in methodology, COPCORD provides a fair estimate of the spectrum and extent of rheumatic MSK disorders.

We do not know which pathogen(s) are most responsible for AGE in terms of frequency or severity because the full community-based spectrum and extent of AGE (which is 8 times more frequent than physician visits) [ 29] has not been performed in recent decades.

The timing of hazardous drinking occurring during fetal development dictates the locus and extent of neural and facial dysmorphology sustained, resulting in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).

Also, the direction and extent of penetration of Eos into the cavity was also determined with 1H-NMR spectra (Fig. 8c).

The nature and extent of the injuries.

The nature and extent of your injuries.

However, the intermediate group comprises a wide spectrum in terms of liver function and extent of tumour, and this may explain the large differences in survival reported for individual series [ 4].

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEAA), refuses to sanction such techniques, noting the diversity within the autism spectrum and the extent to which sex selection represented an overly speculative way of screening.

Hence, a spectrum ranging from no reperfusion to different times and extent of reperfusion are likely in such autopsy samples, validating the comparison with the mouse tMCAO data.

Several different methods are used, such as tests examining the site frequency spectrum or the extent of linkage disequilibrium, which can indicate the location of a recent selective sweep (Smith and Haigh 2007; Thornton et al. 2007).

Individual variation in spectral sensitivity was assumed to be controlled by 3 opsin genes with different absorption spectra and the relative extent of their expression.