Sentence examples for grows in the range of from inspiring English sources

Physiological processes are closely related to temperature and this study indicates that temperature can influence the growth and photosynthetic activity of H. cervicornis, which grows in the range of 15 25°C.

If the stocks are to stay attractive, analysts say, earnings per share need to grow in the range of 16 to 18percentt -- a level last achieved in 1997.

Most bacteria grow in the range of neutral pH values (between 5 and 8), although some species have adapted to life at more acidic or alkaline extremes.

Costco cut earnings expectations for the fourth quarter by 1 to 2 cents below analysts' consensus estimate of 45 cents a share and said it expected earnings per share to grow in the range of 11 to 13percentt for the fiscal year 2001.

For the full year 2005, Nortel expects revenue to grow in the range of 10% year-over-year while reflecting a seasonal pattern.

Within a couple of years after the only two deep recessions of the post-World War II period -- those of 1974-1975 and 1980-1982 -- theconomymy was growing in the range of 6percentt or more -- rates that seem inconceivable today.

Modern hyperthermophily appears to be an elaborated, acquired trait [ 13, 120, 121] and it is possible that LUCA, even if it were thermophilic, did not grow in the range of temperatures characteristic of modern thermophiles.

When simulating the depletions of either DA or NE, the value of d nk slowly grows in the range [0 1], lowering the amount of neuromodulator released.

The main absorption of the perovskite on WO3 NL with Cs2CO3/PCBM bilayer grows stronger in the range of 350 and 550 nm compared with that on the untreated WO3 NL.

All these isolates were from different drinking water sources, and all are mesophilic and could grow in the temperature range of 20 to 40°C with optimum growth temperature of 37°C.

To check the effect of temperature on laccase production, T. giganteum AGHP was grown in the temperature range of 10 45 °C.