Sentence examples for most frequent range from inspiring English sources

The most frequent range is 0.09.

Statistics have shown that the most frequent range of aperture size is between 10 and 40 microns (Golf-Racht 1982).

The most frequent range of values of concentration for TP and N-NO3 were 0.08 0.5 and 0.1 0.8 mg l−1, respectively.

The founding hypothesis is a multi-modal distribution assumption, i.e. the probability density is a linear combination of several Weibull distributions; thus a simplified evaluation of a single distribution is proposed as an approximation of the most damaging part of the counted cycles instead of the most frequent range occurrences.

Inclusion criteria were: patients affected by PCa or BPH in the age between 50 and 80 years and a body mass index (BMI) between 25 and 30 (the most frequent range).

Antibody response rates to Env antigens were most frequent, ranging from 75% to 95% of participants across clades and doses, with geometric mean titer (GMT) ranging between 102 and 187 among dose or clade groups.

The age limitation was imposed to warrant uniformation and be consistent with the most frequent age range of contact lens wearers in most countries.

We consider that a gene has an upstream SD sequence if it has at least one clear drop in ΔG° value within the most frequent distance range (from 5 to 11 bps in C. tetani E88; see Additional File 1) between the SD sequence and the start codon.

If a gene has drops in ΔG° value upstream and downstream to the start codon and one of these falls within the most frequent distance range between the SD sequence and the start codon for the genome, we consider that the gene has SD sequence and a downstream start codon reflection.

Events are by far the most frequent method, ranging from focus groups to summits and town hall meetings.

The bacterial spectra were similar between the studies with E. coli as most frequent pathogen ranging from 65%to73%3%.