Sentence examples for broad range of rates from inspiring English sources
Except for K20R which was detected by pyrosequencing only, 17 clinical, minor protease DR mutations were detected by both methods with extremely high concordance across a broad range of rates (Figure 5).
Nevertheless, MNs still fired in a broad range of rates in the high conductance state while driven by rapid fluctuations in membrane potential during motor activity (Figure 6B) [13].
Due to uncertainty in kinetic rates, simulations were performed for a broad range of rates (see Methods).
They included a series of case-control studies on ICC from eight developing countries with a broad range of rates of incidence of cervical cancer that were pooled for analysis.
The methodology is easily adapted to take data from fossil records into account and it can be used together with a broad range of rate and substitution models.
The old stages showed a broader range of rates than the new stages.
In contrast, our data include many comparisons in the hyperglycemic range, and we sampled a much broader range of rates of change of BG (up to –7 and +8 mg/dL/min for short periods of time).
Under the subhead "All teachers are rated good or great," it examined teacher rating processes, and found that in districts that have a binary, satisfactory-unsatisfactory system, ninety-nine per cent of teachers receive a satisfactory rating, and that even in the few school districts that attempt a broader range of rating options ninety-four per cent get one of the top two ratings.
In order to investigate loading rate dependence, in this study a broad range of loading rates (from near zero through 100 Hz) were used to adequately represent the full range of loading rates that the musculoskeletal system is exposed to during locomotion.
The AD has a broad range of prevalence rates and has shown a trend of increasing rates over time.
Changeable vertical and horizontal shift factors are introduced for the first time to reflect nonlinear characteristics of the yield stress across a broad range of strain rates and to quantify the correlation between increasing temperatures and decreasing strain rates.
