Sentence examples for by testing a range from inspiring English sources
By testing a range of prevalence proportions for each independent component cause, we vary both mediational effects and the strength of confounding.
The governing parameters of the coalescence process, notably interfacial mobility and matrix film rupture thickness, can be assessed by testing a range of droplets of varying size.
This work presents the first step, by testing a range of potentially suitable media: (1) hydraulically slow coir, rockwool and fyto-foam, and (2) hydraulically fast perlite, vermiculite, growstone, expended clay and river sand.
By testing a range of frequencies, they found that seals detect seven octaves of sound underwater.
This was done by testing a range of concentrations of each of the analytes, determining a lower detection limit, and quantifying the specificity of the bioassays against other molecules.
The sensitivity of VEGF165-HSPG in the basement membrane to cell-surface proteases is more poignantly captured by testing a range of protease concentrations (Fig. 4B).
By systematically testing a range of minimum age cutoffs in 279 families with multiple long-lived siblings, we identified a locus on chromosome 3p24-22 with a genomewide significant allele-sharing LOD score of 4.02 (empirical P = 0.037) and a locus on chromosome 9q31-34 with a highly suggestive LOD score of 3.89 (empirical P = 0.054).
Cerato and Lutenegger (2007) further evaluated the trend of decreasing N γ with increasing footing width by testing a large range of model-scale square and circular footing sizes, ranging in width from 0.025 to 0.914 m, on two well-graded sands at three relative densities.
Goodyear's managers found that by testing a wide range of prices, they could predict whether consumers would notice a given price change and how great a change was necessary to cause shoppers to switch brands.
The optimal concentration of TNF-α was established by testing a concentration range of 0.1, 0.5, 1.0 and 10 ng/mL.
SSEmin was also determined empirically, by testing a wide range of different values over a large number of different A-scan lines.
