Sentence examples for range are often from inspiring English sources

The ability to play above the rim and the capacity to knock down shots from long range are often disparate skills.

Subjective discomforts in a preclinical range are often due to imbalanced autonomic nervous system activity, which is a focus of craniosacral therapy.

Raman spectra obtained directly from vegetal tissue by using laser excitation in the visible range are often completely covered by the huge fluorescence background and consequently, the inherent weak Raman scattered signal is not observable.

Scores in the borderline range are often considered high enough to be of concern.

Patients in whom it is difficult to maintain potassium levels within the physiological range are often inadequately dialysed.

Head circumference values below the 2.3rd centile may indicate poor brain growth, and height values in this range are often used to define short stature.

Gap-closing electrostatic actuators are inherently nonlinear and their dynamic range is often limited by the pull-in instability.

Frost can be trying company, but he is company: no modern poet draws us so close, though what he does to us at close range is often impolite.

A third option, called Powerline, uses existing wiring and, because it offers a bigger range, is often recommended for large houses.

Humans routinely produce acoustical energy at frequencies above 6 kHz during vocalization, but this frequency range is often not represented in communication devices and speech perception research.

In dose response studies, the dose range is often restricted due to ethics concerns over drug toxicity and/or efficacy, particularly when human subjects are involved.