Sentence examples for point ranges from inspiring English sources

There are more inspectors (some 180, not all of whom necessarily specialize full time in restaurant inspections), more violations to score and far wider point ranges for each violation.

Aetiology of adult intussusceptions with a lead point ranges from benign (lipoma, polyp, especially in Peutz-Jeghers syndrome) to malignant lesions (metastasis, lymphoma, adenocarcinoma).

Esterification of acetic acid with different alcohols ranging from C1 to C5 produce different range of products like methyl acetate, ethyl acetate, iso-propyl acetate and amyl acetate, with boiling point ranges from 57 to 147 °C [13].

In the present study, the boiling point ranges of different cuts were defined based on the data elicited from the Website of Chevron Company [14], which is shown in the third column of Table 5.

The temperature/pressure coordinates of the critical point ranges from about 1 GPa near 1,200°C for granitic compositions to nearly 4 GPa near 1,200°C for peridotite-H2O (Bureau and Keppler 1999; Mibe et al. 2007).

Waxes, which consist primarily of the higher molecular weight n-alkanes within C30 C60, with a high share of iso-paraffins and naphthenes, and have much higher melting point ranges (above 60 90 °C), are referred to as microcrystalline waxes.

He has three point range (40.4).

Voting rates, however, have remained within a 9-percentage point range since the 1980s.

Each completed step adds one point (range = 0 8).

(The use of eighth-point ranges is new, and reflects the imprecision of setting rates when QE has left banks awash with trillions of dollars of unneeded reserves).

This series is an important part of all liquid refinery products, but it also forms most of the complex residues from the higher boiling-point ranges.