Sentence examples for range in the extent from inspiring English sources

These scores indicate that there was a broad range in the extent to which practices had implemented the CCM elements.

The wide range in the extent of enzyme activity in cancer samples suggest that local metabolism of anticancer drugs in tumour tissue is expected to occur with a high interindividual variability.

The plasma concentration of cTnI varied between 33.54 and 91.29 ng/ml in blood collected 24 h after induction of MI demonstrating a range in the extent of cardiac injury attained in response to coronary artery ligation.

A wide range (10-50%) in the extent of Ki67 staining (expressed as the percentage of labelled tumour cells) was observed indicating considerable variation on tumour growth rates.

Considering educational material initially, a review of the literature, internet and utilising the information from the survey [ 35] revealed that there was no standard practice and a wide range in the accuracy and extent of information provided.

Our studies have shown that in the absence of the external added sodium bicarbonate as well as in its presence in the range 0.1 1.0 M, the extent of iron saturation is very similar (results not shown).

While the mechanism of damage is the same in the entire temperature range, the extent of the damage increases with lower temperatures and with time of exposure.

They found that imaging radio emissions in the metric range can trace the extent and orientation of the flux rope which was later detected in interplanetary space.

Unfortunately, no such studies have been conducted in this age range, and limit the extent to which the present results can be attributed to differences in the posited stability of these measures in young children compared to adults.

There was a range in terms of the extent to which groups identified specific steps within engineering design with three groups identifying the need to evaluate their designs and only one of the groups mentioning the importance of having students redesign.

A measure of the discussion this argument has inspired can be found in the extent and range of entries in the Commentary, which is published with Byrne and Hilbert's article in Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2003).