Sentence examples for range of recipients from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of animal communication systems, including all other primate systems, are unable to give information about anything that falls outside the potential sensory range of recipients.

To test the feasibility of using the porcine TEC approach for a wide range of recipient ages without chondrogenic manipulation to repair a chondral injury, immature (TEC implantation for eight knees and untreated control for four knees) as well as mature (TEC implantation for six knees and untreated control for six knees) porcine chondral injury models were utilized in experimental studies.

Hence, the range of the recipients cannot be dynamically adjusted to adapt to the network's traffic load.

It can be no coincidence that the extreme bell curve in this lighting arrangement mirrors so exactly the line graph found on a chart that explains the age range of previous recipients of the Nobel prize.

A wide range of intervention recipients were studied including infants [ 32, 33] and the elderly [ 23]; twelve of the fifteen studies (81%) involved children and/or mothers, and pregnant women [ 25- 28, 30- 34].

This example highlights yet again one of the limitations of existing activation strategies once the client group is expanded beyond the range of UI benefit recipients to embrace other recipients of inactive benefits who have much more heterogeneous needs and who are often at the margins of the labour force.

Since Muslims agree with both injunctions and could indeed back them up with copious material from the Koran why not take them as a starting point?As inter-religious initiatives go, the statement dated October 13th, as Muslims round the world were celebrating the end of Ramadan, was spectacular both in the number and variety of its signatories, and in the range of its named recipients.

Standing in for the Queen, William presented awards recognising achievements in a wide range of fields to recipients from across the UK.

Recruitment was mainly through or conducted at places of worship and/or educational establishments, and delivered by a range of individuals including recipient families, trained lay individuals or organ transplant and procurement staff.

Metabolite identified in biofluids, composition of the source, range of doses administered, number of recipients of the dose, total number of subjects, urinary and plasma pharmacokinetic data and reference information are displayed.

Second, intervention studies should assess a broad range of caregiver and care recipient outcomes, including considering whether expanding to economic status and health care use of the caregiver can be accommodated, to ease subsequent economic evaluations of caregiving.