The phrase "a range of base" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a variety of foundational elements or categories, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The study examined a range of base materials used in construction."
Alternatives: "a variety of bases" or "a selection of bases."
Traffic indicators for NO 2. To validate raster-based traffic indicators, we considered a range of base cell sizes from 10 to 50 meters square, bearing little difference on traffic indicator values compared to our default 25 meter cell size.
We set out to sweat and shiver our way through a range of base layers in search of thermal perfection.
A range of base materials is usable for the manufacturing process.
Transport capacity and hydraulic measurements were obtained at five gradients between 1 and 12%, with four test materials covering a range of size and density, four simulated rainfall intensities, and a range of base flow rates.
Industrial mining through the process of heap leaching of low grade ores can be employed in the extraction of a range of base and precious metals, such as copper, gold, silver, nickel, zinc and uranium.
It is shown that for a plain pipe (with no end-mass), non-planar post-instability oscillations can be reduced to planar periodic oscillations for a range of base excitation frequencies and amplitudes.
The Frenzy app will work with partner retailers and brands, so it should cover a range of bases in one place, which is more convenient for a consumer versus looking around at vertical-specific retailers and/or chartering helicopters.
Database URL: https://github.com/bushlab/mynclist A typical genomic annotation is represented in the form of an interval (i.e. a range of base-pair positions), such as the boundaries of a gene.
The substrate scope of this transformation is remarkably broad, as the reagent-free conditions were found to be suitable for a range of base-sensitive functional groups that would challenge conventional methods for aryne formation (e.g., silyl groups, which are problematic for reagent 1, and esters, which are incompatible with metal halogen exchange).
Though simple in their construction, such consensus sequences are unable to imitate the variability that exists within true TFBSs in nature, where some sites may tolerate a range of bases and retain function.
