Sentence examples for known span from inspiring English sources

Another problem concerns biological and social variation, in that clinical trials are conducted in a narrowly defined area and within a known span of biological variation.

The size of ulceration was measured by opening a pair of biopsy forceps of known span in front of the ulcer.

In India, it is an article of faith that Mr Tendulkar stands far above all cricketers and, in a country obsessed with the game, that puts him above all other mortals.Sachin (as Mr Tendulkar is generally known) spans the generations in India.

The 4,561 lepidopteran fossils whose age is known spanned a time interval ranging from the Early Jurassic to the Holocene, or ca. 195 million years.

The longest known life span for any individual dingo is 14 years 9 months.

In both terrestrial and marine ecosystems, the spatial scale of natural disturbances, which is known to span about 10 orders of magnitude, is important.

Yet to Diana Autin, executive director of Statewide Parent Advocacy Network, known as SPAN, a nonprofit group that advises and informs parents and professionals of educational rights and programs for children with disabilities, the directors of the state's special education programs are "a very mixed bag".

Read and researchers at the Pirbright Institute in Compton, U.K., infected chickens with Marek's disease virus of different strains known to span the spectrum from low to high virulence.

Well known terms span from hard vs soft negotiators to exploiting the fight vs flight response.

The amount of smoothing is calibrated by the size of the neighborhood, or percentage of the data points, over which averaging is done; a quantity known as span.

Since our method relies on identifying similar combinations of regulatory signals within the same short sequence window, each runt stripe word profile may not capture the sparse binding sites known to span these CRMs [15].