Sentence examples for mp range from inspiring English sources

Under the optimum experimental conditions, the cathodic voltammetric response was proportional to the concentration of MP range from 3.0 to 100 ng mL−1, with a correlation coefficient of 0.9981.

The program then applies the selection criterion (1): DstMin ≤ −50 nT and MP duration >2 h, and criterion (2): absolute value of MP range, that is, |DstMPO − DstMin| ≥ 50 nT.

The program then applies the selection criterion (1) DstMin ≤−50 nT and MP duration >2 h, and criterion (2) absolute value of MP range, that is, IDstMPO − DstMinI ≥50 nT.

CD44 levels in benign CD49f+CD24−(PM), CD49f−CD24+(MP), and CD49f−CD24−(MM) cells also exhibited a range of CD44 expression: PM (range: 30-83%), MP (range: 2-89%) and MM (range: 9-85%), but again were significantly lower than CD44 levels in benign CD49f+CD24+ PP) cells.

Measurement of CD44 expression indicated that in 80% of tumors, CD49f+CD24+ PP) cell populations were greater than 75%CD444 positive 51-999%, Figure  2A); in contrast, CD49f+CD24−(PM), CD49f−CD24+(MP), and CD49f−CD24−(MM) cell populations exhibited a range of CD44 expression: PM (range: 11-84%), MP (range: 20-92%), and MM (range: 11-84%).

Diets contained 10.7% rumendegradable protein with variable concentrations of undegradable protein so that dietary MP ranged from 8.8 to 12%.

(4) Shortly thereafter, Michel Chevreul established that the crystalline component of bile stones, which gave a melting point of 137 °C (accepted mp for cholesterol is 149 °C), was distinct from adipocire or that of another waxy material from whale, spermaceti (their mp ranged 44 68 °C), and named it "cholesterine" from two Greek words: chole, meaning bile and stereos, meaning solid.

He was backed by MPs ranging from Dr Andrew Leigh (Labor, economist, academic, textbook geek) to Alex Hawke (Liberal, Hillsong member, accused "right-wing extremist").

Twelve ministers were forced to resign over various misdeeds; and there were numerous indiscretions from backbench MPs, ranging from affairs with night-club hostesses to dubious business dealings.

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