Sentence examples for range at the start from inspiring English sources
Rickie Fowler, who was in striking range at the start of the day at two over, is now nine over.
Chris Boardman, MBE, sometimes known as the Bike Prof for his masterly attention to detail, relaunched his eponymous range at the start of this year.
With the tension lifted and now swinging more freely, Li found her range at the start of the second and swept a winner into the corner on her way to an immediate break.
The Scots began to display a vigour that had been absent previously and Paul Dixon tested Bogatinov with a low drive from long range at the start of the second half.
At these values our clinical trial cohort would be considered to be in the non-clinical range at the start of the trial with levels of 2.12 ± 1.30 and 1.60 ± 0.92 in the placebo and Jiangtang Xiaozhi groups respectively.
Unfortunately, one or more of the degradation products appeared to emit within the same wavelength range as the starting micelles at neutral pH, complicating the analysis of the results and leading to the presence of an offset in the degradation plots.
The change from 2.14 mmol/L (range 1.09 3.41) at the start, to 2.59 mmol/L (range 1.49 5.04) at the end of the dialysis represents a 21%% increase (p < 0.01).
Invaded range crayfish were slightly larger on average than native range crayfish at the start of the mesocosm experiment (by an average of 0.7 mm carapace length), and there was a significant interaction between initial length and range on growth.
The included women had characteristics similar to those of average Swedish pregnant women [ 25]; their mean age was 30.0 years (range 19 47 years) at the start of pregnancy.
Patients treated with SO/ER included in this study (14 males and 11 females) had a median age of 60 years (range 41 78) at the start of treatment.
Schneiderlin missed a close-range chance at the start of the second half, then helped Depay set up Herrera with a free header, only for the midfielder to miss the target with the goal gaping.
