Sentence examples for a wide interval from from inspiring English sources

She can begin a short word in a whisper and make it loud and penetrative, jumping a wide interval from a chest voice to a head voice, ending on a showy release of breath.

No significant increase in serious infections was noted compared with the incidence before the new biological DMARD (TNF inhibitors in the majority of cases), with similar rates to a biological DMARD-naive group commenced on a TNF inhibitor; however, a wide interval from rituximab exposure to subsequent biological DMARD exposure was present (0.5 37 months) with a small sample size.

As enrolment took place over a wide interval from 14 to 32 weeks of gestation, we assessed the relation between gestational age at enrolment and development of pre-eclampsia in women who received L-arginine and antioxidant vitamins compared with placebo.

The U Pb ages obtained revealed a wide interval ranging from Cretaceous to Archean, with predominance of Paleozoic, Neoproterozoic and Cretaceous zircon ages.

The influence of foaming a semi-crystalline polymer reinforced with different concentrations of carbon nanofibres (0 20 wt.%) on the formation of an electrically conductive network was studied at room temperature using an impedance analyzer over a wide interval of frequencies (from 10−2 to 106 Hz).

Formation of mixed CH SI crystals takes place in a wide interval of CH SI ratios, from ∼10 up to ∼75 wt.% of SI in the mixture.

Few molecular studies have been published on this topic, reporting compositional differences between groups of young adults (20 50 years old) and elderly with a wide interval of age, ranging from 60 to 95 years old [14], [16], [17].

A wide interval of inlet gas temperatures (from 120 to 450°C) is studied by means of a two-dimensional heterogeneous mathematical model.

And Saab typically puts a wide interval between first and second gear, so that second is relatively "tall".

A multicolor band of stripes, varied in width, forms a border near the bottom, atop a wider interval of color slightly different from the mustardy sand.

If two standard errors are added to the measure and two standard errors subtracted from it, a wider interval is created, within which we can be 95% certain that the true measure falls.