Sentence examples for for further range from inspiring English sources

In the current configuration, the operational range of the CCNS has been verified to be between 0.08% and 0.9% supersaturation, with potential for further range enhancement.

As a result of this bottleneck, adaptive TGP is likely to be of great importance for further range expansion in Ae. triuncialis.

Introgressive hybridization induced by climate changes at the species boundaries, where populations may be isolated but still an important source for further range shift in response to climate change, could provide essential genetic variation to facilitate the recovery of population size and range expansion.

This combined approach could be usefully employed for a further range of test samples.

The results of these analyses were very similar to those for the whole group and are not reported further (range for 3 – 10 years, parent 0.29 – 0.74, teacher 0.45 – 0. 84, self 0.29 – 0.62, range for 11 to 17 years, parent 0.32 – 0.77, teacher 0.49 – 0. 83, self 0.30 – 0.30).

Whether these rats directly (by intentional consumption of host) or indirectly (by consumption of host or free third-stage larvae on vegetation) consume the parasite, we cannot rule out the possibility that acquisition of the parasite could occur in this species and enable further range expansion for rat lungworms.

Each sensitizer was assessed for tumour response relative to normal tissue damage, and optimum doses were selected for further study, ranging from 0.5 to 20 mg kg -1).

Reliability of the Multidimensional Pain Inventory scales was least with ICC = 0.57 for the scale life control and further ranged from ICC = 0.72 (negative mood) to 0.87 (solicitous responses) in the other scales.

The results provide a strong incentive for further extending the range of cultivation conditions included in the compendium.

The remainder were discharged without follow-up; however, 2195 (31%) were re-referred by their general practitioner for further appointment(s) (ranging between 1 and 5 appointments).

Marginal or clinical performances were considered unfavorable in this study, and thus those subjects that fell within these two ranges were defined as within the "problematic range" for further analysis.