Sentence examples for defining a range from inspiring English sources

QuLine is a computer tool capable of defining a range, from simple to complex genetic models, and simulating breeding processes for developing final advanced lines.

Results of previous root throw studies covering a number of regional settings are used to guide an exercise in diffusion modeling with the aim of defining a range of reasonable diffusion coefficients for pit-mound degradation; the most appropriate values to fit the field data ranged from 0.01 m2 y− 1 to 0.1 m2 y− 1.

Defining a range of plausibility – the scenarios are intended to present relatively radical futures which define the boundaries of plausible futures.

The axial FOV is extended using a step-and-shoot helical scan of the animal, with the user defining a range from 24 to 270 mm according to the region to be imaged.

Applications of these scenarios should consider their scope and limitations: Long time frame – they are relevant in the scope of long time frame Contrasting – they are, to a significant extent, mutually exclusive Defining a range of plausibility – the scenarios are intended to present relatively radical futures which define the boundaries of plausible futures.

It is then possible to modify the TGSD to account for aggregation using the empirical approach proposed by Bonadonna et al. (2002a) and Biass et al. (2014) based on observations from Cornell et al. (1983), Bonadonna et al. (2011), and Bonadonna et al. (2002b) by defining a range of values for the empirical aggregation parameter and a maximum diameter affected by aggregation processes.

The tool defines a range of productivity for departmental structures and also reflects unproductive variables.

The right to sue is one of the main issues dividing Republicans and Democrats as they write legislation to define a range of patients' rights.

An interval estimate defines a range within which the value of the property can be expected (with a specified degree of confidence) to fall.

Instead, she spoke of "indicative guidelines" that would define "a range of sustainability" for each country's current account balance.

The 802.3 standard defines a range of cable types that can be used for a network based on this standard.