Sentence examples for outward range from inspiring English sources

Explanations for elevated Indo-Pacific diversity in the centrally located "coral triangle" portion of this Indo-Pacific region (Philippines, Malay Peninsula, and New Guinea) usually revolve around sympatric speciation followed by outward range shifts [ 68] or peripatric speciation followed by inward range shifts [ 69, 70].

If a story of mine inevitably ranges outward toward some distant horizon in its need to be inclusive, one of hers will feel exclusive, containing nothing but its own essentials.

Pollen records, and more recently chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) analyses, have been used to recreate the latitudinal and altitudinal migrations of trees outward from glacial ranges and refuges (Davis and Shaw 2001; Petit et al. 2004).

Outward growth of the range is partly accommodated by growth of foreberg thrust ridges within the adjacent Dariv Basin.

The foot progression angle had improved from 35° outward to within normal range (0° 15°).

Aquinas acknowledges that a range of outward behaviors are associated with religio vows, tithes, offerings, and so on but he regards these as secondary.

The model thus did not include either the outward currents (their activation range didn't overlap that of Ih, see Results), or the inactivating transient inward current (see Results).

Typical of a non selective cation channel the reversal potential was -3.8 mV (n = 6) and the current voltage relationship showed a slight outward rectification over the range of potentials measured (Fig. 3B and 3C).

Analysis of the peak amplitude of the outward current across a range of test potentials from −80 to +30 mV was used to determine the conductance activated at each voltage.

The Prince's Trust oversees the mentoring of around 50,000 youngsters annually with schemes ranging from Outward Bound trips to one-on-one programmes for the most vulnerable.

De Keersmaeker (in a rare performance) has lost nothing of her spiky charisma, while Cynthia Loemij, for all her outward mildness, brings an astonishing range: sensual and pliant, turbulent and raw.