Sentence examples for range entry from inspiring English sources

In total, seven photographs depicted his corpse, which, upon examination by a forensics expert, showed gunshot wounds in his right arm and shoulder, and one in his head, which was "suggestive of a close range entry," according to researchers. .

Researchers will enter the collected data into the CRFs; unclear or out of range entries and omissions will be recorded on data query forms, which will be returned to the investigational site for resolution.

Couraud determined that Afoa's tackle was at the mid-range entry point of six weeks.

The 23-year-old pleaded guilty to the offence, which the Rugby Football Union panel deemed to be "of low-range entry point for sanction".

Thomas decided the offence warranted a mid-range entry point of a five-week suspension, but he added a week due to 35-year-old Hines' poor disciplinary record.

Pisi claimed the incident did not warrant a red card, but the committee did not agree and decided the punishment deserved a mid-range entry point of an eight-week suspension.

"In relation to the dangerous tackle on Tom Biggs there was the potential for significant injury and for that reason we believe that it was a mid-range entry level offence of six weeks," he said.

Automatic queries will be generated in response to out-of-range entries to be investigated by study personnel at each site.

A systematic effort to look for out-of-range data was conducted by doing frequency distributions for each of the variables, identifying out-of-range entries and correcting the errors by going back to the original data sheets.

Although Australian universities use a range of entry requirements, setting an Ielts entry score of 6.0, for example, can make the admission process a lot simpler - too simple in Ingram's view.

Age range at entry was 6 to 12 years, and patients were included if their entry-level x-ray films revealed curves of 6° to 20°.