Sentence examples for range the definition from inspiring English sources

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As contemporary art has expanded its range, the definition of conservation seems to be changing.

Thus, PWD values from these genera were not used to estimate genus-level similarity for environmental barcodes (see below) because at this range, the definition of genus is tentative using DNA barcoding.

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A planetary-mass object (PMO), planemo, or planetary body is a celestial object with a mass that falls within the range of the definition of a planet: massive enough to achieve hydrostatic equilibrium (to be rounded under its own gravity), but not enough to sustain core fusion like a star.

New insights generated using this approach range from the definition of new consensus binding motifs (Schmidt et al, 2012) and combinatorial TF interactions (Wilson et al, 2010) to previously unrecognised roles for repeat elements as substrates for gene regulatory evolution (Bourque et al, 2008).

In turn, dynamic cytoskeleton turnover controls a wide range of related biological responses, ranging from the definition of cell shape to the promotion of cell migration, cell adhesion and cell spreading [4], [5].

The framework, named GASTON covers all stages in the guideline development process, ranging from the definition of models that represent guidelines to the implementation of run-time systems that provide decision support, based on the guidelines that were developed during the earlier stages.

The situation has prompted prickly international debates on subjects ranging from the definition of piracy to national sovereignty, and legal disputes that reappeared in the international media spotlight this past week as Russia held long-awaited court proceedings for the jailed activists and a UN-established tribunal ordered their release on $5 million bond.

While this may help to explain why many studies do not use the same tolerance ranges for the definition of efficient ventilation, it does not tell us why bench studies do not analyse performance of ventilation using the same criteria that are clearly defined in the guidelines.

This broad range probably reflects the definition of recurrence (patient symptoms or clinical appearance), the grade of haemorrhoids treated (grade I know prolapse; grade II spontaneously reducible prolapse; grade III prolapse requiring manual reduction; and grade IV un-reducible prolapse), the number of treatments and/or the intensity and length of follow up.

Because this model does not use numerical ranges in the definitions, the partitioning strategies ECS and BVS generate the same results.

According to recent studies, the incidence of myocardial infarction (MI) after CABG ranges, depending on the definition, from 2%to10%0% [ 6].

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