Sentence examples for rather wide range from inspiring English sources

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Fisher said, "From where we are right now, I still see a rather wide range of impact on both sides".

Yet the literature offers a rather wide range of estimates for the price elasticities of demand for energy.

It is characterized by larger values of the amplitude and by insensitivity to damping in a rather wide range.

In the aforementioned studies, the solid state c P rises close to linearly with increasing temperature in a rather wide range of temperatures.

The mean and standard deviation of K are 0.68 and 0.036, and K changes in the rather wide range from 0.59 to 0.74.

In such cases, we have to design a robust supplementary oscillator such that it is able to operate in a rather wide range of frequencies.

Frugivorous: variable but usually rather wide; ranges from lightly built with a wide gape for swallowing whole fruits (found in some cotingas, and in the swallow-tanager, Tersina) to more heavily built for tearing apart tougher fruits (some tanagers).

Since there are uncertainties for determining the age of fossils and times that lineages actually diverged, we used rather wide ranges around these events for calibration (Table S4).

However, the respective 95% confidence intervals are rather wide ranging between 51% and 92% for PONV and between 44% and 90% for vomiting (irrespective of the time interval).

However, each of the GOLD stages include rather wide ranges of FEV1%% predicted, and the continuous variable FEV1%% predicted may be useful when it comes to evaluating events in relation to disease severity.

The credible interval for the estimates of the amount of variation that is due to spatially structured effects was rather wide; ranging from 2 to 99% in the unadjusted model, this decreased slightly in the fully adjusted model ranging from 14 to 98%.