Sentence examples for range has been found from inspiring English sources

The optimum pH range has been found to be 6 to 7 and below, and above this range, the percentage removal of the fluoride ion is less (Figure 2).

In the present study, the theoretical buckling behaviour in the elastic plastic range has been found to be so complicated that much work is needed to define the buckling strength for the purposes of structural design.

This frequency range has been found to enhance the QRS complex against the background noise for easier peak detection [ 17].

Active supination range has been found to be a significant predictor for activity in the upper extremities [ 8], and finding optimal interventions is thus important.

In the LIFE trial, comprising nearly 10,000 hypertensive patients with LVH, reduction of urinary albumin excretion within the first year (most occur even in the normoalbuminuric range) has been found to have a lower incidence of the composite end point of cardiovascular death, stroke, and myocardial infarction (16).

Jerry Rasmussen, coordinator of large river activities for the Mississippi Interstate Cooperative Resource Association, which petitioned the Fish and Wildlife Service for the ban against black carp, said, "Two bigheads in the 50-pound range have been found in Lake Erie".

Hand-arm vibration frequency-weighted exposure levels evaluated within the 6.3 1250 Hz frequency range have been found to be on the order of 25 m/s2 when operating this tool in typical mining conditions.

Direct neural correlates of elapsed time in the subsecond range have been found in posterior parietal cortex of the monkey [43], [44].

However, interspecific distances in a sufficient range have been found among other demosponge genera, such as Scopalina (Order Halichondrida), in which up to 22% sequence divergence (uncorrected) among OTUs has been detected [8] (see also genus Tethya (Order Hadromerida) [26]).

Concentrations of tryptamine in the low nano-molar range have been found in blood and urine of human and other species; with brain concentrations being higher compared with the corresponding blood samples (Franzen and Gross, 1965; Sloan et al., 1975).

Spasticity, reduced muscle strength, and limited active supination range have been found to be related to hand and arm use [ 8], which may lead to difficulties performing several activities of daily living involving reaching, grasping, and manipulating objects.