Sentence examples for alterations in the range from inspiring English sources

When examining a child with swelling in a medial or lateral location in the proximity of the joint, it is mandatory to consider the possibility of DEH, especially if there is a joint deformation with alterations in the range of motion.

We observed main alterations in the range 1652 1695 cm−1 that were basically associated with that of Arg environment.

Humanmade changes to the environment and population movements (for economic or political reasons) may lead to alterations in the range and densities of the vectors and reservoirs, increasing human exposure to infected sand flies.

Kearney et al. (2009) used a biophysical model in conjunction with an evolutionary response component to project alterations in the range of Ae. aegypti in Australia due to climate change and concluded that habitat for the mosquito will likely expand as individuals increase household water storage in response to a drier climate.

Local glutamate alterations in the micromolar range and in nanoliter-range volumes can be detected and quantified with high reproducibility and temporal resolution.

The current risk of (local) introduction of a new population of infected vectors was not assessed but is influenced by factors ranging from global trade and population movements from countries where the disease is endemic, to alterations in the geographic range of infected vectors due to ecologic changes or vector control management practices.

The mice demonstrated multifocal alterations in the airways ranging from hyperplasias to squamous metaplasia that were reminiscent of precursor lesions of human pulmonary SQCA.

In summary, we have found alterations in the long-range functional network in tinnitus subjects under rest which we assert to be related to the conscious perception of the distressing tinnitus tone.

Fig. 1 Schematics of electron beam-induced object alterations in the mid-voltage range.

Criterion 3, hydrothermal alteration in the illite smectite range, is fulfilled at the Äspö HRL.

Proposed sources of high B concentrations in pore fluids are organic matter desorption at low temperature (Brumsack et al. [1992]; You et al. [1993b]) and smectite-illite alteration in the temperature range of 50°C and 160°C (You et al. [1996]).