Sentence examples for range of the amount from inspiring English sources

The corps said that if the contaminated concrete were powdered and inhaled, a person would absorb about 325 millirems of radiation, 20 to 30 times more than that of an X-ray but within the range of the amount absorbed over a year from background radiation.

The difference in SCOC between the control with and without food was in the range of the amount of added diatoms (104%), taking into account measurement and conversion errors.

The same eyes contained an average of 5±1 nmoles of retinyl esters per eye, within the range of the amount of retinyl esters reported from human eyes (9±4 pmoles per eye).

This is potentially important in elderly patients in whom the incidence of cardiac toxicity may be higher than previously recognised and the threshold for damage may be within the range of the amount of doxorubicin given with CHOP (Swain et al, 2003).

Energy consumption per kg of trout or sea bass produced in RAS was 15 to 20 kWh/kg (Roque d'Orbcastel et al., 2009), which is in the range of the amount of energy needed to fish 1 kg of cod (5 to 21 kWh/kg; Ziegler, 2006).

These companies use artificial intelligence programs that get a "sense" of your normal purchases: where you use the card, the range of the amounts involved, the sort of vendors you deal with.

These doses are within the range of the amounts we have tested in mice.

Also, any commercially available fibrin product can be used because of the similar range of the amounts of fibrinogen and thrombin.

11 13 Determination of β-lactoglobulin (βLG) level, a major cow's milk allergen, is a first assessment of the suitability of a substitute infant formula for infants and children with CMA. 14 The minute amount of βLG detected in EH casein formula 14 is in the lower range of the amounts detected in breast milk (0.9 150 μg/l).

b -PLGL and b -PLGF micelles showed higher DL compared with b -PLLA and b -PDLLA micelles at the ranges of the amount of FL feed (30 40 wt%).

I suggest a range for the amount of cream to be used, and the lack of a specific measurement might make some less-experienced bakers nervous.