Sentence examples for range of a group from inspiring English sources

The normal/abnormal cut point for the PET and MRI measures was set at the 90th percentile (mild end of the range) of a group of 75 subjects with Alzheimer's disease dementia from the Mayo Clinic using the same approach as Jack et al. (2012) (Supplementary Fig. 1).

After learning of the initiative, the Range of Motion Project, a group that gives prosthetic limbs and orthotic braces to people in need, stepped in.

Four groups of equal range and a group for zero ANCO were defined (see Table 9).

It was the third day of anticorporate protests that were promoted by a range of groups including AdbustersMedia Foundation, an advocacy group based in Canada, as well as a New York City group that called itself the General Assembly.

Last November, at City Hall, the chamber of commerce and a range of business groups launched a proposal for a new "London visa," along with reforms to the U.K.'s immigration system, to protect the capital's economy.

"What makes shows like, say, a 'Roc' or 'Frank's Place' stand out is that they were able to involve and implicate a range of groups in a critique, albeit a humorous one, of our social systems".

The study employed purposive sampling in the selection of a wide range of focus group participants and key informant interviewees.

A petition for the law's repeal, backed by a range of activist groups, has around a third of those signatories.

The achievement made him a secular saint — the lone Burmese leader who had gained the trust of a range of ethnic groups.

When administrators better understand the needs of a range of patient groups, they can develop more suitable and effective programs.

In the Commons, O'Hara was a diligent MP and a member of a wide range of parliamentary groups reflecting the variety of his interests and enthusiasms.