Sentence examples for midrange of from inspiring English sources

His rates fall in the midrange of Golf magazine's top teachers.

She said that Mr. Fellowes pays a daily rental in the midrange of what historic homes typically get.

But in its midrange of 3,500 to 5,500 r.p.m., the car alters its comportment beyond mere acceleration.

In Monterey, Russo & Steele's offerings include about 250 cars from the midrange of the collector car market.

According to a new survey by J. D. Power & Associates, the customer satisfaction research company, mortgage originators are in the midrange of consumer satisfaction, compared with other industries.

There is nothing to break with the even-toned, depersonalized naturalism already on view in a hundred Oscar-season films and the midrange of any film festival.

Patterns with a low number of bands (1 6 bands) constituted 20% of patterns; 55% of patterns contained a midrange number of bands (7 15), and 25% of patterns had a high number of bands (16 23).

Although overall differences among patients of different gender, longstanding psychological or emotional condition status and deprivation quintiles (lowest vs highest) were relatively small (<1 percentile point) there was clear variation in these differences across practices (95% midranges of −3 to +2, −5 to +7 and −4 to +3 percentile points, respectively).

Without big reductions in emissions, the midrange projections of most scenarios envision a rise of 4 degrees or so in this century, four times the warming in the last 100 years.

The different performance of each assay by cytokine preparation (midrange spikes of NIBSC and assay calibrator) is illustrated in Figure 3, and probability values for all interlaboratory and intercytokine differences in % recovery measurements are summarized in Table 3.

"Most of the time we're focused on the midrange part of the sound spectrum," he said.