Sentence examples for records range from inspiring English sources

The database allows for corrections and new data, such as new records, range extensions, and new species.

Out of these, we found an average of 27.8 records (range 20 57 records) to be relevant.

Yet historical records, range maps and habitat suitability models suggest that sharks used to, and still could, occur on reefs throughout the greater-Caribbean.

The analysis was based on 226 participants (121 girls and 105 boys) from the Dortmund Nutritional and Anthropometric Longitudinally Designed Study (DONALD) with an average of five 3-day weighed dietary records (range 2 6) during puberty (girls, age 9 14 years; boys, age 10 15 years) and fasting blood samples in younger adulthood (age 18 36 years) (average duration of follow-up 12.6 years).

It is melodically more adventurous than past records, ranging from the bluesy "Wednesday Night" to the Middle Eastern-inspired "Rice".

The Cuban government said that 13 of the men who had rushed into the embassy had criminal records ranging from armed robbery to weapons possession.

What the local surveys show to be the top twenty records will be played automatically, and certain other records, ranging back, usually, to about 1960, will be played as "solid gold hits from out of the past".

That first taste of success led to more records, ranging from the outlandish (having three concrete slabs broken over his groin with a sledgehammer) to the comparatively prosaic (fingertip push-ups, sit-ups and one-armed cartwheels).

The records ranged from 15 to 47 years in length.

To test these constraints, we constructed source databases for the above-mentioned case studies, that contain a limited number of records ranging from 100 to 3000 records.

According to the American Bar Association, there are over 45,000 laws on the books restricting people with criminal records, ranging from about 300 in Vermont to over 1,800 in California.