Sentence examples for in a range of models from inspiring English sources
By the 1960's, the distinctive trailers were available in a range of models, from the little bubble of the 18-foot Bambi to the 30-foot Sovereign Double, an airship for the road.
The unit, available in a range of models priced from $60 to $150 (the unit shown costs $130), can be placed up to 330 feet away from a high-speed router.
"Do you think you could catch me?" Segway fans like Mr. Tropea envision fleets of the machines in a range of models replacing current forms of transportation for police officers on the beat, letter carriers and hundreds of other workers who need to scoot around but do not need a car or truck for the job.
They offer protection against seizures in a range of models and seem to inhibit certain stages of drug dependence in preclinical assessments.
With regard to such muscle loss, despite extensive study in a range of models, there is ongoing debate as to whether a reduction in protein synthesis, an increase in degradation or a combination of both is the more relevant.
The person who would understand problem spaces should seek to perfect his or her skills in a range of models because none of them seems to work equally well in all situations.
Soil Surface Roughness (SR) provides a representation of surface variability which can be an important factor in a range of modelling applications such as surface water flow and sediment/nutrient transport.
Mutations in PD-related genes (e.g. parkin, α-synuclein, PINK1, LRRK2) have now been replicated in a range of model organisms (2).
The IGF-1R pathway has received extensive attention as its inhibition increases lifespan and ameliorates neurodegenerative diseases in a range of model organisms (1– 4).
No correction factors were deemed necessary after noting only slight deviations from 1 1 1 volume integral ratios in a range of model dimers and trimers with mixed H/G/S units.
Genotoxicity can be correlated with reproductive effects such as gamete loss due to cell death; embryonic mortality; and heritable mutations in a range of model animals including polychaete worms, nematodes, sea urchins, amphibians, and fish.
