Sentence examples for outside the common range from inspiring English sources

They speak of irreconcilable opposites (e.g., heaven and earth, darkness and light) and, at the same time, of events or things totally outside the common range of perception and reason (e.g., a "time" in which heaven and earth were not yet separated and darkness and light intermingled).

That appears to be within the common range for programs within traditional universities.

Omitting 5% of the drugs would help to neglect the outliers resulting from prodrugs or compounds with active transport mechanisms, which are rare, but the properties of such compounds are often well outside the more common range.

To avoid treatment comparisons outside a common range of the propensity score (and thus possibly covariates), we excluded patients initiating glargine with a propensity score higher than the highest one observed in patients initiating NPH and vice versa.

Countries outside the common law tradition agree.

The "Common Support Area" refers to the range of propensity score values which include members of both treatment groups; it is often recommended that individuals outside the Common Support Area be "trimmed" (i.e., removed) from the analysis.

Research could also usefully examine whether this study's findings are replicated outside the common cold.

The common sentiment ranges from "God Bless" to "Let's Roll".

PTSD follows traumatic occurrences outside the range of common human experience such as violent physical assaults, torture, accidents, rape or natural disasters and is characterized by a typical symptom pattern of intrusions, persistence of trauma, relevant stimuli avoidance, emotional numbing and physiological hyperarousal.

SNPs outside of the common target SNP sites were filtered out leaving 83,237 sites as the common targets.

Finally, observations whose predicted propensity scores fall outside the range of the common support region should be discarded.