Sentence examples for better span from inspiring English sources

To better span the expected concentration range of samples, the highest calibrator was reduced from 2,000 to 1,000 pg/mL per well (6,000 pg/mL after adjustment for MRD).

We do see this as an ideal question to approach in the future using VirSorter – once the floods of SAGs data are available as these sequences will better span the microbial tree of life and provide context for both lytically infecting and cell-associated (prophage, extrachromosomal, chronic, etc).

I had thought some of the benefits, like a better attention span mentioned in Price's book, were too good to be true.

Patients with GCB-DLBCL have a better survival span than those with ABC-DLBCL [ 7].

Score ranges from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating a better attention span and better ability to focus on a task with no distractions.

Conversely, bax −/− females maintain fertility longer in life because of increased oocyte survival, and this improvement in ovarian function may contribute to the better health span seen in Bax-deficient Ku70-null females to further enhance their survival.

Another study found that children living in greener environments had better attention spans and a greater ability to delay gratification.

This is one of the fault lines in the no campaign; Better Together spans the political spectrum, so it really is Labour that is challenging the yes campaign on its own terms.

Landmark studies link even the simplest morning meal (a bowl of cereal, a splash of milk, a few banana slices) with better attention spans, sharper fact recall, and happier moods for kids.

"The Europeans have just played better in that span," Nicklaus said.

Jacksonville, Minnesota and Denver have done better over the span.... Quick starts are nothing new to the Dolphins, but then neither are season-ending slumps.