Sentence examples for observational range from inspiring English sources
Model expressions of beta-diversity show a remarkable agreement with observed distributions within the wide observational range of scales explored (5⋅10−1 m÷103 m).
The described method, optimized by using Monte Carlo simulation, beam test and experimental data, allows the spectra to be measured up to 10 TeV, thus extending the PAMELA observational range based on the magnetic spectrometer measurement.
Because the main component of the ions is beyond the observational range of the LEP instrument, the ion moment data, such as ion temperature, velocity, and density, might be systematically underestimated from 1614 UT to 1620 UT (Asano et al. 2004).
Although the concentrations of the copolymers were very high, micelles did not show any observational hemolytic activities in the RBC in the experimental range.
Observational studies range in size and detail; we may observe a single patient at the bedside or conduct a population-wide census.
The CCD detector adopted for UVI has a UV coating to enhance its quantum efficiency by up to 70% in the observational wavelength range and has a saturation level of 120,000 electrons per pixel.
Stylistically, Lappin is committed to showing that comic lightness can address, and even partially resolve, tragic events, her acute observational humour ranging from minor domestic dissatisfaction to the fundamental problem of forging a connection with your forebears' past.
Mean temperatures in the pens during the observational nights ranged from 4 to 26 °C.
On average, absolute deviation of modeled foF2 from observational data ranging from 0 80% and ∼3 70% for URSI and CCIR model, respectively for 1990 high solar activity year.
Design: A prospective, longitudinal, multiple wave panel design with measures taken on 14 observational periods ranging from initial contact in the acute stages of hospitalization to 2 years' postdischarge to the community.
The long-term decay function in the Spiegel model also conflicts with evidence from observational studies ranging in length from 2 to 15 years [ 25- 29, 99- 102].
