Sentence examples for levels cover from inspiring English sources

C4S1 and C4S4 levels cover the Nangavalli and Peddanaikanpalayam, respectively.

Such error levels cover from very precise indoor positioning solutions as UWB-based (e.g., reference [15] proposed technique achieves around 1-m mean accuracy in real experiments) to just an extremely rough estimation, including more common positioning mechanisms as WiFi-based (e.g., the system developed in [14] showed mean errors of 7 m in real scenarios).

As expected, Africans, due to their higher variability levels, cover a wider range of potential diseases.

This illustrates that pretherapeutic CRP and AST as well as 24 h nucleosome levels cover different pathological processes and therapy induced effects and are additive to each other in their prognostic information.

eQTM and mQTL median methylation levels cover a wide range of β-values, so removing the 113 sites that were below the minimum or above the maximum median (representing effectively unmethylated or fully methylated sites) in all three cell-types did not alter the results at all.

The legislation would increase the size of the brackets for couples filing jointly in steps over the next six years until they cover twice the income levels covered by the brackets for single people.

The bill would also gradually change the income levels covered by the two lowest income-tax brackets, 15percentand28percentcent, so that the brackets for married couples filing jointly would grow to cover twice as much income as for single people.

The lexical repertoire at the A levels covers words, phrases and everyday expressions, which are mostly an indicator of the breadth of vocabulary knowledge.

The interview guides for all levels covered the same topics in order to enable inter-level comparisons.

We felt that the PEEP levels covered the gambit between low, medium, and high PEEP used in current clinical practice.

There is undoubtedly considerable variation in the experience and skill levels covered by both the term 'physicians' and the term 'non-physicians'.