Sentence examples for an approximate range of from inspiring English sources

Now theoretically, this has an approximate range of two miles.

Compared to the benchmark EXP rule, the mEXP rule's change in percentage initially increases from 5 to 50 UEs in an approximate range of 2.41 to 76.66 %.

From these diagrams, it can be concluded that there is an approximate range of thresholds for each method where the defined quality functions give maximum.

Remarkably, a consensus in the field on even an approximate range of suitable bone implant mechanical properties has not been reached.

At the northern Cascadia zone, the SSEs occurred in an approximate range of 124.0°W to 123.7°W, and −48.1°N to 48.4°N (e.g., Rogers and Dragert 2003; Szeliga et al. 2008).

This gave them an approximate range of 15000 m.

Levine and Asano [42] consider that water quality parameters relevant to water reclamation and reuse such as nitrogen fall into an approximate range in treated water of 10 30 mg/l and regarding phosphorous, of 0.1 30 mg/l.

If we use two proposed calibrations for insect mtDNA, 2.3% per million years [ 12] and 3.54% per million years [ 13], we can calculate an approximate range estimating the age of the most recent common ancestor of P. diabolicus and P. plicatus, in addition to the time to the most recent common ancestor within each species.

The Narsai et al. estimate has an approximate range in half-life of 1.5 2.25 h, and our posterior estimates are broadly in a similar range.

Overall, the reactive properties of the biosynthetic threonine deaminase (4.2.1.16) family of enzymes appear to reflect a natural variation over an approximate range greater than two orders of magnitude.

They claimed the OraVescent technology may be used for drugs with a pKa within the approximate range of 4 10 (Pather et al., 2003).