Sentence examples for range consistent with the from inspiring English sources

The long-term demographic and economic projections of the SSPs depict a wide uncertainty range consistent with the scenario literature.

Vacancy formation on the Ta and N sites were large, suggesting that the π-TaN exists in a very narrow composition range, consistent with the phase diagram.

The problem solution gives the optimal modules combination and some preliminary estimation about the operational characteristics of the designed NVD – working range (consistent with the uncertainty of the external surveillance conditions), weight, price and electrical batteries power supply operational duration.

When myofibers were bioengineered from human myoblasts expressing FIX and vascular endothelial growth factor, circulating FIX levels were increased and maintained long term within the therapeutic range, consistent with the generation of a vascular network around the HBAM.

The effects of both compounds are seen in the mM range, consistent with the typical cellular concentration of glutathione.

Their Sv values and MSR values spread out over a large range, consistent with the high degree of heterogeneity observed.

The flow rate of reactants was varied within ranges consistent with the reaction conditions, which are classified into GHSVs with 4 total regions (Table 1).

Accordingly, the changes observed in the current studies were well within normal ranges, consistent with the low exposure to bimatoprost after topical application to the upper eyelid margins.

Although total CVD was nonsignificantly associated with subnormal eGFR (i.e., 60 89 mL/min/1.73 m) and also with low albuminuria values (i.e., 10 29 mg/24 h), the analysis by deciles of eGFR and albuminuria showed "thresholds" within these ranges, consistent with the observation that an albuminuria cutoff of ∼10 mg/24 h predicts all-cause and CVD mortality in the general population (8).

Duplex Doppler provides blood velocity sensitivity to the mm per s range, consistent with flow in the microcirculation, and can readily detect blood flow in the embryonic mouse heart, aorta, liver and placenta.

The improvement is not obvious for short range, consistent with Figure 3. Again, the 3rd-order scattering does not lead to a significant improvement for the received energy for these cases.