Sentence examples for means of range from inspiring English sources

For any start point, the optimal predecessor is identified by means of range maximum queries (RM Qs over the set of active chains, i.e., chains only comprised of fragments with already processed end points.

As long-lived tree species are unlikely to track such a rapid change by means of range shifts (Davis and Shaw 2001), climate change will give rise to pronounced discrepancies between the optimal climate for populations that have undergone extensive local adaptation and the climate they actually experience (Rehfeldt et al. 2002; Savolainen et al. 2004).

He has to act it, and he did this by means of a range of peculiar facial gestures.

Range overlap among sister species pairs was log-normally distributed, with a mean percentage of range overlap of 13.8%.

The knee flexion range decreased from a mean of 138° (range: 95 155°) preoperatively to a mean of 116.5° (range, 60 135°) post-operatively.

Radial inclination was improved from a mean of 16 (range 8° 20°) to 22 (range 18° 26°) degrees by the procedure.

If respondents provided data as a range value, then the mean of the range was used.

The mean number of changes was 2.1 (range 0-4), compared to a mean of 8.6 (range 3.6-13.8) in unselected ductal carcinomas.

The study population consisted of 45 participants (22 males, 23 females) with a mean of 3.9 (range, 1 6) repeated blood samples, mean age of 26.6 years (range, 19 48 years), and mean BMI of 22.7 (range, 17.8 29.9).

When ranges of age were reported, the mean of the range was used in the meta-analysis.

Harris Hip Score had improved from a preoperative mean of 46.4 (range: 3 78) to a postoperative mean of 87.7 (range: 72 98).