Sentence examples for looking at the range from inspiring English sources

By looking at the range of insects preserved in the rocks, we can reconstruct whole ecosystems, climates, and habitats.

We start by looking at the range of card and RFID products and placing the MIFARE Classic in its intended position.

What Dr. Tabin and colleagues found, when looking at the range of beak shapes and sizes across different finch species, was that the thicker and taller and more robust a beak, the more strongly it expressed a gene known as BMP4 early in development.

He argued that sunlit pools left in patches of forest cleared for farming would have been perfect sites for the mosquitoes that transmit the disease to breed in, and also that the growing human populations that agriculture permitted would have provided an abundance of convenient hosts.Dr Volkman and her team tested this idea by looking at the range of genetic variation found in P. falciparum.

At a more regional scale, the examination of the Western Himalaya may be compared with other parts of the orogen by looking at the range of Ar-Ar cooling mica ages, as recently synthesized by Webb et al. (2017).

This allows investors to determine at a glance both the historical volatility of the fund (by looking at the range between high and low) and where the fund's value stands today as compared to the last year.

District courts are required to begin their sentencing analysis by looking at the ranges in the guidelines; a judge must have a good reason for deviating from those ranges.

To really understand how gun violence afflicts a city requires looking at the ranges of safety and danger within it.

Just look at the range of legislative targets here.

What I would say to [Labour voters] is, look at the scale, look at the range behind Stronger In.

I want to look at the range of housing options we can offer.