Sentence examples for largest end of from inspiring English sources

However, out of these 5053 athletes the largest end of range BSA's in all four studies varied from 2.26 to 2.29 m, with only one athlete from Whyte et al 4 study presenting a BSA of 2.52 m.

Grip just below the center of the wire with the round-nose pliers, placing the wire at the largest end of the pliers' jaws.

As a child, in late summer, I used to listen to the buzzing of the large end-of-season flies dashing from one side of my room to the other, bumping against a window or a wall.

Skadden's decision will also put pressure on its rivals to hand out large end-of-year bonuses to bring associates' total pay packages to about the same level as those at Skadden.

Of course they would, of something other than diabetes, and they would incur the very large end-of-life costs that The Times reported in December 2009 would cost Medicare $25,000 to $50,000 for the last six months of life.

However, despite this flexibility, Uhlaner et al. [34] found that overall SMEs at the larger end-of-the-size scale are actually more likely to engage in environmental management.

This can result in large end-of-month charges, which if missed, will also affect your credit score.

On the large end of the scale are several richly patterned tabards, or open-sided tunics.

There's even scepticism at the larger end of the retail market.

According to Oracle, "at one point in time" that share was 34% – although it wasn't clear who got the larger end of that deal.

And with dimensions at the larger end of the group, the Santa Fe feels more substantial, and more practical, than competitors like the RAV4.