Sentence examples for records from a range from inspiring English sources

This expanding databank already holds over 500 million anonymised and encrypted individual-level records from a range of sources relevant to health and well-being.

This study estimates the level of increased reporting of deaths among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in NSW on the ABS death data that is achieved by using linked records from a range of health and health-related datasets, and the impact on mortality rates.

Calls were recorded from a range of locations from a distance of 2 15 m.

Myogenic rhythms have been recorded from a range of insect visceral tissues, including the gut and reproductive organs.

Motif-repeat examples from the original recording, selected from a range of PHRI values, are displayed in Figure 9. Having convinced ourselves that some in vivo and in vitro recordings show evidence of significantly repeating patterns, we then addressed a previously discussed hypothesis: repeats of synaptic inputs are better detected during hyperpolarized membrane potentials.

Although there are only 22 described species, they have been recorded from a broad range of depths and settings ranging from shallow, coastal waters to methane seeps and hydrothermal vents, to the Izu-Ogasawara trench off Japan [ 7, 8].

ECGs were recorded from a broad range of heart rates at baseline and prospectively defined criteria were subsequently applied to select the best of five evaluated correction methodologies.

The transduction function predicted an adapting receptor current, I t), whose form is consistent with those recorded from a wide range of mechanosensory receptor cells, including inner-ear hair cells (Eatock et al., 1987), Drosphila bristle neurons (Walker et al., 2000), and somatosensory neurons in vitro (Lechner et al., 2009).

A protégé of Dr. Dre, Elizondo has had a hand in records by a range of musicians, from Jay-Z and Eminem to Fiona Apple and Carrie Underwood and even the metal maniacs of Mastodon.

The movie is constructed musically, with recurring motifs: brief animations of Strummer's drawings and doodles; a series of campfire gatherings, at which friends and admirers reminisce, ruminate and sing; and on the soundtrack, snippets of the radio program on which he played records from an amazingly wide range of eras, styles and national origins.

As a result of these investigations, inner-ear potentials and electrodermal responses in the bullfrog have been recorded over a range from 100 to 3,500 hertz.