Sentence examples for a range of localised from inspiring English sources

A range of localised and global realities has frustrated much of the enthusiasm for rapid, sweeping and concrete changes regarding gender justice and the making of progressive masculinities.

Over time ASR hips have been implicated in a range of localised and systemic health problems including pain, inflammation, infection, tiredness, nausea, visual impairments, problems with mobility, tinnitus, heart palpitations and depression [ 10].

A range of localised and global dynamic realities, both material and discursive, tempers any enthusiasm for rapid, sweeping and practical changes on gender justice and healthy, caring, progressive masculinities.

This study provides an opportunity to examine the relationship between population density, sanitation and health in urban communities where a range of localised population density exists, and to understand whether density is a potential effect modifier for enteric infection risk in this setting.

A range of patients was studied: those with clinically localised prostate cancer, those in whom prostate cancer was an incidental finding after transurethral prostatectomy for prostatic hyperplasia, those who had a rising PSA on follow-up and some patients with known metastases, in whom the PSA was rising or falling.

Effectors from a range of cyst [ 32] and root-knot nematodes [ 33] that localise to the nucleus have been identified, demonstrating the importance of targeting this structure for a range of biotrophic PPN groups (reviewed in [ 36]), as is the case for other plant pathogens.

DOI: 10.1038/sj/bjc/6600178 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Photodynamic Therapy PDTT) is a non-thermal technique, which can produce localised tissue necrosis, for the treatment of tumours and pre-malignant conditions in a range of organs.

A Range of Arrangements Q.

— to a range of Southern Californians.

Most were localised and small-scale; focused on research activities (rather than on large-scale service delivery); operated with little coordination, either nationally or regionally; and had scanty government support (instead a range of international donors generally funded services).

Offer a range of products.