Sentence examples for an absolute range from inspiring English sources

For the final experiment, tones were delivered 3 dB louder for better perception (within an absolute range of 80 85 dB).

The average yield across all 114 samples was 1032.6±848.6 pg (mean ± standard deviation), with a median of 778 pg and an absolute range of 73 pg to 5027 pg of total RNA.

HPLC with fluorescence detection studies revealed an absolute range for the peak plasma levels of 4.6 33.8 and 4.8 33.3 μg/mL for the first and second doses, respectively.

Community orientation, with an absolute range of 1.825, was the most variable dimension, followed by continuity of care (1.798), coordination (1.683), and comprehensiveness of care (1.565).> -wrap-foot> Notes: Composite scores of dimensions are calculated as the mean values of standardized indicators.

The handedness measure was calculated by subtracting the score for the left hand from the score for the right hand, dividing by the sum of both, and multiplying it by 100, providing an absolute range from -100 (completely left-handed) to +100 (completely right-handed).

Analysis through the common range of motion allows comparison of passive tissue stiffness across a standard absolute range of motion between participants, independent of total extensibility or maximal applied torque, and is a measure that allows direct comparison across population cohorts with lower absolute extensibility (e.g. low back pain patients, athletes pre-season with low extensibility).

The results indicate agreement within a range of 10 20%, in the context of a factor 30 absolute range of delays.

This is very advantageous for preslip where V changes over many orders of magnitude but remains in a very low absolute range.

In terms of detectability during the quasi-static preslip period, this logarithmic velocity dependency of the strength is very advantageous because the velocity changes by orders of magnitude but remains in a very low absolute range (Kame et al. 2008; Nagata et al. 2012a).

For the 53 pairs of sister species included in the analysis we found a trend of increasing absolute range size with evolutionary age (r = 0.173, p = 0.073 for RSA; r = 0.175 p = 0.07 for RSB, not shown).

During the Jazz paradigm, there was a statistically insignificant difference in absolute range of notes for both minimum (mean of 2 notes lower) and maximum (mean of 6 notes higher) between JazzCtrl and JazzImprov, because subjects were free to improvise, but no difference in weighted distribution of notes during these conditions.