Sentences with phrase «exact extent»

«But it is not clear quantitatively to which exact extent.»

Many companies tout the growth of online sales, but neglect to share the exact extent of that growth.

Even though the exact extent of the boom has been, and remains, uncertain, the key point is that commodity prices rise to a high level for quite some time.

But why do we, or more precisely how can we, fail to detect in this same process, and to the exact extent that it constitutes an organized whole — how fail to perceive, beneath what looks at first sight like a purely blind mechanical operation, the same process of «complexification» which, if our new concept is valid, constitutes the essential proceeding of Life?

The exact extent of their intelligence and learning capability is much debated among biologists, but maze and problem - solving experiments have shown that they do have both short - and long - term memory.

U.S. spy satellites, however, could provide important data on the exact extent of damage.

«Given the political difficulties in some places around anything related to climate change, the long timeframe of the projected changes, the relative uncertainty about the exact extent of changes, and the natural tendency of most elected officials to focus on challenges likely to arise during their term of office, changing land use decisions to respond specifically to projected climate change is difficult at best,» the authors say.

All curves show the well - known modern sea level rise, but the exact extent and time evolution of the rise differ somewhat.

What I will say though is that saturated fat intake should still certainly be limited to some degree, the exact extent of which depends on factors specific to you and your health and your lifestyle.

As Marco digs deeper into the night that changed his life forever, he begins to realise the exact extent of this cost, and soon he is danger of jeopardising not just his sanity, but his very life.

It's hard to tell the exact extent of the damage.

If none of these treatments helps, the cat may undergo an emergency exploratory surgery to determine the exact extent of damage.

USFWS also acknowledges that «the exact extent [of predation by cats] can not be determined,» though they imply that it must be increasing: «the number of cats present in the Lower Keys has increased over the past 20 years with the increase in the residential population.»

I was aware that making a gesture, as the one I have made in this institution, would have local political repercussions, but I could not have guessed the exact extent of this.

There is, however, some discussion as to the exact extent of the privilege in the context of the work performed during an internal investigation (i.e., when some of the work would fall outside the attorney's core business).

The disclosure of lender credits on the Loan Estimate points to a tension between having an accurate and comprehensive disclosure of the costs associated with the extension of credit and the fact that the Loan Estimate is disclosed early enough in the real estate settlement process that the exact extent of the services required, and services that may not be required, is not completely known by the creditor at the time the Loan Estimate is issued.