Sentence examples for change range from inspiring English sources
Penalties for violations, which would not change, range from $45 to $25,000.
Estimates of how much money could be raised by a change range from a few billion dollars a year to as much as $10 billion.
Our options for change range from basically what we have plus a little more Hayek, to what we have plus a little more Keynes.
According to the report, the cumulative economic cost of changes to the physical environment as well as health and food security from climate change, range from US$2 trillion to $4tn by 2030.
Mammoths, sabre-tooths and giant ground sloths (all non-African) will have gone through similar such declines – isolated into breeding pockets, which were squashed, one by one, by encroaching threats like climate change, range competition and, in some cases, hunting from early humans.
According to the latest science, in most cases (outside of extreme heat waves) the connections between today's extreme weather events and human-driven climate change range from weak (hurricanes) to nil (tornadoes) — and the dominant driver of losses in such events is fast-paced development or settlement in places with fundamental climatic or coastal vulnerability.
The overall fold-change range was 1.8-22.4.
Resistance to boceprevir or simeprevir was identified in 3/12 cases (fold-change range: 4-24) and 2/12 cases (fold-change range: 32-38), respectively, although none of the patients had received prior therapy with these antivirals.
FAC1 revealed five pigmentation genes (Dct, Tyrp1, Tyr, Oca2, and Sox10) with fold-change range of 1.8 – 7.9 (Additional file 2).
Resistance to faldaprevir was identified in 3/12 cases (surprisingly, none of the cases with faldaprevir therapy), with a fold-change range of 1.2-360.0 1.2-360.0
The fold-change range of gene expression differences between the groups were 21.61 to -4.21, 9.60 to -6.67, 29.16 to -6.91, and 33.30 to -4.57 in each comparison of AI/AN, BI/BN, AN/BN, and AI/BI, respectively (see Additional files 1, 2, 3, 4).
