Sentence examples for greater range between from inspiring English sources

The company claims the battery – which, unlike the lithium-ion batteries used in most electric cars, is solid and so considered less of a safety risk – has a longer overall lifespan and significantly greater range between charges than conventional batteries.

Stations that verge on the unlistenable suddenly lose their pops and clicks; better stations whose fuzz and hiss you take for granted lose the chaff and gain more openness, as well as greater range between loud and soft tones.

Thus, spatial scale likely influences where species fall along the isohydric-anisohydric spectrum, with larger scales leading to a greater range between end points and, consequently, changes in species' relative position across the spectrum.

Compared to E. nitens and the E. nitens x E. globulus cross, there was a greater range between T c ' and T b ' for E. globulus that allowed greater growth at sub- and supra-optimal air temperatures resulting in a higher value of the temperature modifier for this latter species.

There is normally a greater range between high and low temperature due to the drier air mass present.

Of the three African populations, the YRI show the highest mean copy number, although the Ethiopian population shows the greatest range (between 0 8 copies) and one Tanzanian shows a particularly high copy number of 14.

However, G. dumosa, L. pertusa and M. oculata occur across a greater range of productivity, between 5 and 120 g Corg m−2 yr−1.

The peak in run-out extended over a greater range of F f between 0.1 and 0.3 for the flows containing 1.4 kg gravel, and of F f between 0.1 and 0.4 for the flows containing 1.0 kg gravel.

It also showed greater range of variation (55ms) between trials with different irrelevant object number (Figure 5b, d).

As expected, samples from subjects with COPD had a higher mean and a greater range of Lm values between samples compared to those from donor lungs, indicating that there are regions of severe emphysema in COPD subjects (Table 1).

Their study of population wide data on musculoskeletal disorders in Canada analyzed the same dataset with and without sex/gender stratification, finding a greater range and stronger associations between occupational exposures, individual characteristics and musculoskeletal health in the stratified analysis.