Sentence examples for range researchers from inspiring English sources

Despite their extensive range, researchers know little about the behavior of these solitary creatures, says Mark Elbroch, a wildlife ecologist at the University of California, Davis.

The rover's chassis, arm and mobility system can grow and shrink by about 0.1 inches (0.25 centimeters) over such a broad temperature range, researchers said.

This range was chosen as a likely range researchers may encounter in their choice of a GRS.

Although these resources cater well for the 'long-tail' of data producers working with tabular data in the megabyte to gigabyte size range, researchers working in more data-intensive areas producing high-throughput sequencing, mass-spectrometry and imaging data are not as well served by their file size limitations and charges.

Our form notes the possibility of commercial products in the opening paragraph, as well as in a statement about payments from any profits under "Are There Any Costs or Payments?" It also describes a range of researchers who might access the materials, including researchers from academic institutions, the government, and industry.

"The findings of this report are broadly consistent with most of the other research reports" from "a wide range of researchers and organizations who don't have anything really in common ideologically," Teitelbaum said.

As such the manuscript represents a very interesting and stimulating contribution to this area of research and should be appealing to a broad range of researchers.

This resource is valuable for a broad range of researchers that use rats in biomedical and complex genetics research and may facilitate further research on rat functional genomics and interspecies comparison.

The growing number of publications dealing with autophagy in moths and butterflies has established this field as a promising research area that is progressively attracting the interest of an increasing range of researchers.

The evidence compiled by a range of researchers using these techniques also suggests that immediate military retaliation does not reduce terrorism over time.

Furthermore, as a headteacher your views are sought from a range of researchers, from the local authority and from government among others.