Sentence examples for defining the ranges of from inspiring English sources

The most important variable in defining distribution models for the streak-necked flycatcher and flowerpiercer was elevation, whereas precipitation variables were important for defining the ranges of the wedge-billed woodcreeper (see also Buermann et al. 2008) and the three bat species (Table 1).

However, care must be taken in defining the range of gains for which our model is valid.

And while Republicans maintain party discipline by purging moderates, Democrats stifle their base by defining the range of "serious discussion" to exclude anything that isn't already a compromise.

ORNs usually express one, occasionally two ligand-binding odorant receptors, defining the range of odors to which they respond.

Temperature variables were particularly informative in defining the range of the frog species.

The first one consists in identifying the factors of interest and defining the range of values for each factor.

The result of this study is of great significance in defining the range of normal variation in healthy Chinese subjects.

We construct the set Γ by defining the range of our scale parameter to be [0, γmax] and incrementing γ in steps of 0.05.

The current diagnosis of hippocampal sclerosis in humans requires specific positioning of slices in order to define the hippocampus accurately, together with a considerable body of research defining the range of normal volumes in healthy individuals.

Therefore, it is important to better define the ranges of laboratory values found in healthy adults likely to enroll in future trials [2], [3].

Major geological and climatic barriers appear to define the ranges of the mainland clades.