Sentence examples for mark the range from inspiring English sources

The horizontal dashed lines in (a) mark the range (maximum and minimum) of the deviations from the truth.

To show the overall trend of each histone mark, the range of the ChIP signal among all the subpeaks at each stage is shown as box plot.

Instead of just marking the range of a day's trading with a single vertical line, as on Western charts, the Japanese create candlesticks: small rectangles whose ends represent the stock's opening and closing prices.

The gray region marks the range of the critical core mantle heat flux along the adiabat and the orange region the suggested time period of the global magnetic field (after Breuer and Spohn 2003).

Here they learned of the impending run through the acoustical range by looking at the chart with the buoys marking the range; despite this, both remained confused over aspects of the planned run.

That means that an individual candidate scoring 41 has a 95% chance of their true score being two standard errors either side of their actual mark, in the range 35 to 47.

Findings show that while the tablet computer limited the number of fingers used for interaction, its material affordances supported speed and continuity, which led to more mark making, and different 'scales' of mark making extending the range of mark making practices.

The dashed lines mark the acceptance range ([Delta_{l}, Delta_{u}]), and the solid line the observed value (d_{s}).

The blue and red colors are to mark the frequency range of multilayer-SPPs and metal-SPP, respectively.

5 to 6 points mark the "inept" range and suggest the need for parental education.

The marks of the range of buildings that once ran alongside the gatehouse can be seen on the external walls, and the gatehouse is topped by battlements.