Sentence examples for extremely range from inspiring English sources

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was assessed using the 2-item [ 30] PTSD Checklist – Civilian Version [ 31] (PCL-2, recall period =30 days; response categories = "not at all," "a little," "moderately," "quite a bit," and "extremely"; range 2 to 10; α =0.81), with a cut-off of 6 points or greater.

The period between presumed infection and onset of symptomatic disease varied extremely, ranging from a few days to 24 months (median 4 weeks).

It is possible for example that organisms have evolved the ability to tolerate significant changes in the levels of mRNAs or other cellular components, and there is no evolutionary advantage to imposing extremely ranges on mRNA levels.

But it has an extremely constricted range, and is useless when it comes to problems that extend beyond its range.

This produces an extremely broad range of estimates for the outcomes.

The emission generally covers an extremely limited range of visible, infrared, or ultraviolet wavelengths.

"There have been an extremely wide range of Indian preparations and deployment toward Pakistan," one American official said.

Early forms of writing served an extremely narrow range of functions and were wholly unsuitable for others.

But he added that such wounds could also show up when someone shoots another person at extremely close range.

The average annual temperature is 57° 61° F (14° 16° C), but this figure masks an extremely wide range.

Ms. Appleton's "Violet/Dewdrop" (1995) shows at extremely close range the precise moment when a water droplet becomes perfectly round just before it falls.