Sentence examples for a range of numbers from from inspiring English sources

However, a numerical rating scale comprising of a range of numbers from 0 to 10, is the most widely used system in clinical practice and is generally based on a subjective 10-point scoring system, where 0 denotes the absence of pain and 10 the worst pain imaginable.

Invariance of the model's error to a system parameter (Reynolds number) is evaluated over a range of Re numbers from 2500 to 9000.

The experiments and numerical simulations were conducted for nominal gap sizes of 1000 and 300 μm over a range of Reynolds numbers from 1000 to 5500 and heat fluxes from 5.3 to 37.1 W/cm2 in the combined entry region.

Several standard clustering methods were evaluated using a range of cluster numbers from 25 to 500 including the expression values calculated from all MG1655 specific probe sets.

High levels of polymorphism were found in the newly developed 10 loci with a range of allele numbers from four to 12 across populations and a PCR success ranging from 96%to100%0% (Table 1).

This paper focuses on static wind tunnel tests on original High Density Polyethylene cable covers in a range of Reynolds numbers from the sub-critical regime to the critical, corresponding to values ranging from Re=9.6×104 to Re=3.3×105.

Experiments were performed for a range of Reynolds numbers from 2731 to 27,732.

Heat transfer measurements were taken at a range of Reynolds numbers from laminar to turbulent.

In a range of Reynolds numbers from 40 to 1000, the application shows considerable systematic deviations.

The extent of stratification and mixing has been investigated for a range of Rayleigh numbers from 4.34×1011 to 2.59×1014.

Fully resolved solutions for flow past a cylinder have been computed over a range of Reynolds numbers from 1000 to 9500.