Sentence examples for frequent range from inspiring English sources

The Boers were hostile toward indigenous African peoples, with whom they fought frequent range wars, and toward the government of the Cape, which was attempting to control Boer movements and commerce.

The most frequent range is 0.09.

Statistics have shown that the most frequent range of aperture size is between 10 and 40 microns (Golf-Racht 1982).

The most frequent range of values of concentration for TP and N-NO3 were 0.08 0.5 and 0.1 0.8 mg l−1, respectively.

The founding hypothesis is a multi-modal distribution assumption, i.e. the probability density is a linear combination of several Weibull distributions; thus a simplified evaluation of a single distribution is proposed as an approximation of the most damaging part of the counted cycles instead of the most frequent range occurrences.

CTCs expressing only vimentin were detected in three patients, but were less frequent (range 3 15/5 ml).

The use of polymer instead of glass is increasingly frequent, ranging from ophthalmic applications to electronic devices, displays and others.

Antibody response rates to Env antigens were most frequent, ranging from 75% to 95% of participants across clades and doses, with geometric mean titer (GMT) ranging between 102 and 187 among dose or clade groups.

However, snoring, the main symptom of pediatric OSAHS, is much more frequent ranging from 8%to27%7% [ 6].

Vancomycin resistance rates among Enterococcus faecalis were ≤ 4.5%; however, among Enterococcus faecium vancomycin resistance rates were more frequent ranging from 0.8% in France to 76.3% in the United States.

The result questions the appropriateness in considering Qe as an unique value, and also suggests the possible definition of two dominant discharge ranges for steep mountain rivers: (a) a relatively frequent flow range responsible for maintaining channel form; and (b) a more infrequent high flow range responsible for macro-scale channel shaping.