Sentence examples for loss in range from inspiring English sources

Granted maybe you want to eat a bite, but 4 times?" And guy.stockman asked: "Is there an explanation at to why the 72% loss in range overnight vs. modest 20% loss in storage?

The infection involved the adjacent joint in five cases, and there was significant loss in range of motion of the adjacent joint in the additional two patients.

Finally, we investigated the latitudinal pattern of the resulting gain or loss in range size on different continents under future climate change conditions.

It is worth noting that there was no significant loss in range of motion either.

Failed restoration and maintenance of the anatomy results in malunion of the distal radius, which may affect the biomechanics of the radiocarpal joint and the distal radioulnar joint and thus result in pain at the wrist, loss in range of motion, and/or decreased grasp strength [ 4, 5].

TG-DTG curves in Fig. 2a indicated that sodium alginate subjected to a slight weight loss in 50.0 195.9 °C range and then a rapid one in 195.9 576.0 °C range.

For 30 μL PPy-coated urchin-like MnO2 sample, the weight loss in the range of 60 260 °C is 10%, and the whole weight loss in the range of 0 800 °C is 32.3%.

For 50 μL PPy-coated caddice-clew-like MnO2 sample, the whole weight loss in the range of 0 800 °C is 43.9% and the weight loss in the range of 60 260 °C is 14%.

TG/DTA analysis showed mass loss in the range of 30°C to 70°C with DTA endothermic peak, while further mass loss was observed in the range 250-720°C 250-720°Cexothermic peak.

All the copolymers showed a good thermal stability, exhibiting 10% mass loss in the range 400 500°C.

The company repeated its March forecast for a fiscal 2011 loss in the range of 41 cents to 65 cents a share.