Sentence examples for between the upper end from inspiring English sources

The Teal report, published last month, predicts an increasingly sharp divide between the upper end of the market and the rest.

A friction pair is formed between the upper end of the lever and the bolster.

There is also overlap in the range of scores between the upper end of the round-snouted diplodocoid range (Dicraeosaurus, 74%) and lower end of the lambeosaurine range (Lambeosaurus, 74%), although the PMI of Tornieria (71%) is lower than in any hadrosaurid examined.

A polyethylene catheter (PE 10) was interposed between the upper end of the dental needle and the syringe.

Nonetheless, the specificity of serum calcitonin concentrations between the upper end of the reference range and 100 pg/ml is considerably more limited.

The kyphotic angle was measured as the angle between the upper end plate of the first vertebral body above the involved level and the lower end plate of the first vertebral body below the involved level.

"You hope that once we get through a transitional period that we won't have to choose between challenging the upper end of the distribution versus pouring all these resources into playing catch-up," he said.

After accounting for encounter and patient characteristics, 4.2% of the variation in high-risk NSAID prescribing was attributable to variation between practices (similar to between-practice variation found in other studies 16), and 14.2% to variation between GPs (at the upper end of between-physician variation found in other studies 16).

There is criticism within the literature of this scoring system, particularly in its ability to discriminate between strength categories at the upper end of the scale (for example, between Grades 4 to 5 on the Oxford grading system) [ 7- 9].

This means that based on the European experience of the past 30 years the distance between the lower and the upper end point of the 80% confidence interval of a forecast for the coming 50 years is almost 11 years.

Since joint hypermobility is common in the general population, it is often difficult to make a clear distinction between those individuals at the upper end of the normal "joint mobility spectrum" and those whose increased mobility reflects the presence of a connective tissue disorder.