Sentence examples for in the general range from inspiring English sources
These predicted values are in the general range of experimentally determined half-lives and correctly indicate trends, but individual points may differ appreciably from known experimental data.
He reported $1.5 million on hand in January, when candidates released their six-month campaign finance filings, a decent showing for a political newcomer that put him in the general range of most of his rivals.
A range of polyoxyethylene precursor polymers was employed with two different triad units to produce mechanically robust polymers exhibiting liquid-crystalline behaviour in the general range 100 200°C.
Dayne's $4.5 million signing bonus is in the general range of what an 11th pick in the draft might earn, but it was far less than the $5.5 million signing bonuses that wide receiver Plaxico Burress and linebacker Brian Urlacher received from the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Bears.
This is supported; levels of complexity vary but remain in the general range of mass-market Western magazines.
They are in the general range of the dienestrol itself.
The differences between crude OR and adjusted ORs are also quite large among the total cohort, but in the same general range as the differences observed among UG workers.
"The indicators in hand suggest that real GDP growth this quarter is likely to be in the same general range that it was in the second and third quarter".
Even if caloric restriction extends longevity in people as well as in mice, the extent of the effect remains unclear, though Dr. Weindruch believes the effects will be in the same general range.
Tuition at many elite Eastern colleges and universities falls in the same general range and tends to rise at about the same rate each year.
Dean Jamison, Victoria Fan and I demonstrated that the expected costs of global pandemics, like the Spanish flu after World War I, are in the same general range of those associated with climate change even though they receive almost no policy attention.
