Sentence examples for a range of ns from inspiring English sources

For each model, a range of ns from 10 to 104 was tested.

A range of N-MORB, E-MORB and OIB dataset was used for training and testing of the network.

The supplemental material contains a script (Additional file 1) to generate similar plots for the user-specified multinomial distribution (n,p1,p2,p3) and a range of n.

The imidazolin-1-yl azine moiety, constructed using a recently developed Buchwald–Hartwig-type arylation methodology, displays excellent chemical stability under subsequent microwave-assisted Pd-catalyzed amination with a range of N-nucleophiles.

The extinction limits of both hot diffusion flames and cool diffusion flames are measured at atmospheric pressure for a range of n-alkanes from n-heptane to n-tetradecane.

Concentrations for a range of N and P attributes measured in mature planted forest streams varied by at least an order of magnitude (Figure 2) but in most studies, concentrations were low.

They reported an excellent agreement between the calculated and the experimentally determined friction factors over a range of n from 0.36 to 1.0 and for generalized Reynolds numbers between 2900 and 100,000.

In fact, the proportional scheme achieves in a range of n a performance nearly equal to the optimal one, as can intuitively be expected, in some cases (e.g., static-FSA k = 64 and dynamic-FSA in the full-mesh topology).

LF preparations purified from bacterial hosts can yield a heterogeneous population of proteins with a range of N-termini (data not shown).

A range of n-factor solutions were performed and assessed.

A range of n-6 and n-3 PUFAs were tested.