Sentence examples for range of introduction from inspiring English sources

In general we predicted that the HI assay would detect evidence of an outbreak for a wider range of introduction times and R0 values than the rt-PCR test.

Because LPs are further upstream in the market, they've often built a breadth of relationships that makes a range of introductions possible.

Critically, lack of match between the native range and the range of proposed introduction ignores the unknown nature of species' responses to climatic conditions not represented in the native range.

When I heard that Amazon was going to have an event today, and that this event would likely feature a range of product introductions, I rejoiced: Surely, somewhere in all the madness and focus on putting Alexa in cars and mock game trophies, we'd get a nod to the Kindle — maybe just a new Paperwhite, maybe with some water resistance or even just the usual update in page-turn refresh speed.

"The cost will not be very high — it is pretty easy to imagine a total cost of manufacture in the range of $100 to $250 on introduction, which means $400 to $1000 retail price," he wrote.

All harmful consequences of plastic contamination described in marine systems (ranging from ingestion of plastic particles by a wide range of organisms to introduction of alien species which raft plastic litter) may operate in rivers and lakes and deserve closer attention.

"Basin and Range" was a kind of introduction, and the Appalachian geology in "In Suspect Terrain" played a role that would follow that introduction, and so on.

It was part of a larger study that explored the impact of a range of new vaccine introductions in 6 low- and middle-income countries.

To make this a reality, and complete the work of the New Deal, Truman put forward a range of proposals, including the introduction of universal health care, an increase in the minimum wage, more federal aid for education, more public housing, and a big tax cut for low earners.

The present study extends the Clarke and Waschik (2012) study by directly simulating and analyzing the effectiveness of a range of BAMs following the introduction of a carbon tax in Australia.

Sediment mobilisation from the stream channel during individual events increased substantially over the whole range of flows after the introduction of improved land management in the study catchment, whereas the amounts of sediment mobilised from the surfaces of the fields and the unpaved roads showed a significant decrease during events of low and intermediate magnitude.