Sentence examples for pattern and range from inspiring English sources
"Since we see a similar pattern and range of variation in the African fossil record," Dr. Zollikofer continued, "it is sensible to assume that there was a single Homo species at that time in Africa".
Climate change in some cases affects the spatial pattern and range of species, whereas in other cases it may lead to the extirpation of species with zoogeomorphic impacts.
"Furthermore, since we see a similar pattern and range of variation in the African fossil record, it is sensible to assume that there was a single Homo species at that time in Africa," Prof Zollikofer added.
Experiment 1 shows that relative bias for both the belt-transect and stationary-point-count divers increased with fish speed and followed the same pattern and range for both survey techniques under the specified sampling conditions (Fig. 3).
While this is not an insignificant reduction in the sample size, the pattern and range of elasticities remained consistent across drugs and across countries.
The same pattern and range of change in BMD using imputation of missing data was however also seen when patients with available data for all four time points was analyzed.
Insertion energy follows a similar pattern and ranges from −28 to −62 and −82 to −100 kJ/mol, respectively.
The municipal variation of median annuity differences for the "ecological benefits" scenario showed a similar pattern and ranged between 63 and 236€ ha−1 a−1.
The time between images was variable, as image acquisition was performed only during stable phases of the respiratory pattern, and ranged from 3.75 s to 7.5 s.
Through playing with Monk in a quintet and big band, and studying his music assiduously, Mr. Lacy was able to absorb the elder musician's wit, economy, insistence on simple rhythmic patterns and range of melody.
As oil and gas production takes place across the traditional lands of indigenous hunters or herders, the development also influences wildlife and herders directly, such as by impacting migration patterns and range use (Stammler 2005, 2011; Forbes et al. 2009; Kumpula et al. 2011).
