Sentence examples for range essentially from inspiring English sources
Financial Select Sector Index bounced around a narrow range, essentially trading flat on the year.
She's curated the perfect range (essentially using her own personal style as a template) to cause fans to look at an established brand in a whole new light.
But this effect is confined to a narrow range, essentially a factor of two in mean expression level.
The higher range essentially corresponds to current routine clinical practice.
Until recently, differentially expressed miRNAs were discovered using miRNA microarray technology, which is subject to certain limitations such as difficulties in detecting low abundance miRNAs and a limited dynamic range, essentially constraining the detection of subtle fold changes.
The initial slope of the mix range essentially depends on the "height -parameter αc and theight -parameterratio of the specific binding constants (see Eqs. (13) and (4)).
A closer look at the standard errors suggests the data in this range is essentially bimodal; either the population discovers the right treatment, publishes the results fairly rapidly, and essentially everyone survives; or they never discover it, resulting in approximately the same lower population as in the higher values on the scale.
"The difference in what you can do when you charge at a very short range -- essentially contact -- and when you can do it at a meter or two, is huge," he said.
Strong optical absorption in the short wavelength range implies essentially complete absorption (in this range) by the HaP in the ns-TiO2 and loss of current.
In recent decades, mastering engineers have been tasked with making studio albums louder via the application of something called dynamic range compression; essentially, the volume gets turned up on the quiet bits, and turned down on the loud bits.
That's not trivial; even if the Lumia range is essentially a repurposed version of the N series Symbian phones, it still involves low-level code, coordination, and lots of design effort.
