Sentence examples for range definitions from inspiring English sources

Direct comparison between the prevalence estimates found in our study and in those of earlier studies is difficult due to the variation in study methodology, e.g., time frame, age range, definitions used and data collection methods.

Now Clark (North), unable to ask for range definition, pushed into game, knowing that his partner would place the cards accurately from the auction.

This is a restriction compared to the class A voltage range definition in the standard EN 61000-4-30, which requires 10% to 150% of the supply voltage.

Figure 2 gives the angle range definition when the degree of a trihedral node equals 2, 3, and 4. θ s means the starting angle and θ e means the ending angle.

AWI will be asking the USDA to improve both the "free range" definition and the process it uses to approve the claim.

The plasmids of this group encode outer membrane factors, erp proteins, which are thought to be involved in host range definition [ 22].

The identification of factors involved in the host range definition and evolution is a pivotal challenge in the goal to predict and prevent the emergence of plant bacterial disease.

In this update, taking into account new data from the literature, we propose to use the same allele range definition for normal allele as the one used in several other guidelines and based on the instability of the allele, that is, normal allele up to 44 CGGs and intermediate alleles from 45 to 54 CGGs.

Thus, rather than using a single definition for small dSpikes, we employed a range of definitions; then for each definition we compared the control and low TTX conditions.

Spanish dictionaries have a range of definitions for that verb, from an innocuous "to converse, discuss" to a sinister "to plot, scheme or conspire".

The OED may offer a wider range of definitions, but the general understanding of comedy is something that makes people laugh.