Sentence examples for attaining a range of from inspiring English sources

The mapping exercise resulted in between 5 and 28 strategies that demonstrated the potential to contribute to attaining a range of the 26 characteristics representing the seven key factors associated with high performance.

The air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) had a length of 6.3 m (20.7 feet); it attained a range of 2,500 km (1,500 miles).

Tests have been carried out with glass surfaces both acid etched and grit blasted, to attain a range of surface roughnesses (Ra) from approximately 1 10 μm.

Fuel tanks carrying 2400 gallons were added to attain a range of 3350 miles.

Dr Chestnov is guiding the Organization's Global action plan for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases 2013-2020, whish is a road map for countries and other stakeholders to attain a range of targets, including a 25% relative reduction in premature death from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory diseases by 2025.

On the other hand it's clear that where he wants to go -- as shown by several recorded pieces over the last five years -- is writing for a large acoustic orchestra and attaining a greater range of expression and nuance, rather than dealing in sheer power.

In newer fecal DNA testing, higher sensitivities have been attained at a range of 71 91% [ 26].

Similar results were attained across a range of genomes with GC contents (19 to 66%) indicating that the normalisation protocol was robust.

Initial doses were chosen by the physicians, and then, all changes were made by the nurses with the aim of attaining an optimal range of analgesia and sedation, which was defined as values from 11 to 17 on the COMFORT-B score.

Diluting the mouse serum samples by at least 50-fold with the assay buffer containing 0.1% fatty-acid-free BSA attained a linearity range of 1 to 80 ng/ml of sPLA2.

The physical properties of helium gaseous state near the critical point vary rather sensitively with pressure and one can attain a vast range of Reynolds and Rayleigh numbers in an apparatus of fixed size and design.