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91) But the crucial issue relevant to understanding politics concerns the extent to which individual personality and human nature cause political behavior.
92) Lastly, there is the question of the extent to which the bureaucracy is responsive to citizens in general.
93) The government, for example, emphasises physical renewal and the extent to which public expenditure has levered private sector investment.
94) One of the most important unsolved questions here is the extent to which changes in ideas and attitudes are really autonomous.
95) There are likely to be limits to the extent to which such acclimatization is possible.
96) What he says or does is not as important as the extent to which he matches up to an ideal.
97) The popularity of religious cult communities reveals the extent to which many people have turned their backs on the family.
98) Stone also emphasizes the extent to which women accepted the double moral standard.
99) So opacity can be equated with the extent to which the reader is required to be creative.
100) The extent to which life is difficult in old age is by no means all determined by nature.
101) Consider the extent to which the approach can be said to be atomistic or holistic, bottom-up or top-down.
102) It seems that these patterns are maintained by insider knowledge depending on the extent to which speakers belong to relatively close-knit groups.
103) To some extent this was unarguably true, but not in my view to a sufficient extent to cause the furore.
104) Sear focused on the question of the extent to which degree results are correlated with A-level results.
105) Recall and precision are measures of index effectiveness, indicating the extent to which relevant documents are retrieved.
106) Though his input has been enormous, he is modest about the extent to which it has brought him fame.
107) There is the question also of the extent to which Customs and Excise and the immigration authorities have access.
108) The extent to which a person is annoyed by the perception of an odour varies.
109) Such motivations cut across different media and remind us again of the extent to which media permeate our lives.
110) The case reveals the extent to which the church as an institution was coupled with the nation.
111) The first question concerns the extent to which preconceptions about evolution should be allowed to influence the creation of classifications.
112) Hence the extent to which Conservative criminology is here to stay depends on more than mere changes of political parties.
113) Anything less than this is a measure of the extent to which the research falls short of scientific standards.
114) The extent to which these categories reflect underlying genetic differences is unknown.
115) Assessing the extent to which certain important mathematical concepts are not understood by the adult population and devising corrective measures.
116) Although open to misinterpretation, this at least in principle shows the extent to which employers were hunting for workers.
117) Are there no controls over the extent to which a demented public servant can make a public nuisance of himself?
118) Face validity reflects the extent to which the test items appear to be concerned with the abilities in question.
119) The extent to which the senses actually play a role in Rolle's spiritual experience has been argued.
120) Precision defines the extent to which a measurement technique can discriminate between differences in magnitude.
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