Sentence examples similar to arranged range from inspiring English sources

The hydrolysis temperature (X1) and hydrolysis time (X2) were set to top re-arranged ranges while the enzyme to substrate ratio (X3) was set to a minimum value to achieve the maximum DH percentage.

After this time there will be a daily charge for arranged overdrafts ranging from £1 to £3 depending on how much you borrow and £5 a day for unauthorised overdrafts.

If you have signed up for winter squash, it will be winter squash all the way: 10 small, prettily arranged courses ranging from candy bar-sized slabs of jellied squash purée wrapped in pumpkin-cured lardo, to duck pastrami with squash foam, to that pumpkin consommé finished at table in a coffee siphon.

The consultation project was aimed at "verifying and arranging the range of services purchased by the Health Funds" regarding determination of the range of guaranteed services, the so-called basic benefit basket, with specification and terms of their provision [ 2].

The relaxation times, τδ, for the crossover from short range intermolecular interactions to long range LC ordering, decreases with increasing side chain length, implying that the cooperative motions of mesogenic dipoles arrange long range order at shorter time scales, as the spacer length is increased.

The municipality can support the informal caregiver by paying a specific fee for the care they provide and/or by arranging a range of social welfare and health services that support the care giving.

Trips arranged through Platinum Travel Services range from several thousand to several hundred thousand dollars.

This proved very difficult to arrange, and ranges under 1,000 feet were difficult to produce.

In addition, the introductory and concluding exercises may inadvertently emphasize complexity, since students are asked to arrange organisms ranging from amoebas to birds.

In all cases, our data revealed the existence of a well-arranged range of supply and specification processes.

A description of Isabel's performance of a Rachmaninoff Prelude notes "the build-up, the chords, ranged, arranged, like a cathedral, mountains, elements / larger than us, in excess of what we are".