Sentence examples for resting range from inspiring English sources
In fact, the 95% CI, 0 25.3 mmHg dorsal ICP resting range surprisingly includes the theoretical diagnostic value of CECS (20 mmHg) used in so many other studies.
Active extensions starting from near the resting range (between 80° and 100°) had velocities between −750°/s and −500°/s.
The force necessary to extend the tibia beyond the resting range is generated by contraction of the much stronger extensor tibiae muscle, which thus indirectly assists in subsequently flexing the tibia.
It should be noted that the values of plasma concentration of ADM achieved during static exercise by the older subjects were within the normal resting range, which was reported to be as wide as 1.1 10 pmol l−1 (Hinson et al. 2000).
The number of rests ranged from one to more than ten occasions.
Tubular staining of variable intensity in the cytoplasm was observed in 20 of 26 nephrogenic rests, ranging from weak to moderate in intensity.
Use of the well-baby nursery varied significantly between hospitals, that is, the estimated proportion of women who chose to use the option where their baby could be cared for while they rested ranged from 2%to90%0%.
The rest range from mildly to devoutly religious.
China's 1.3 billion people are officially 96 percent Han; the rest range from Tibetans to Naxi to Manchus, categories fixed after the 1949 Communist revolution.
Of these, only James K. Polk rates as an above-average president; the rest range from mediocre to terrible, including three of the worst-regarded presidents: Andrew Johnson, Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan.
All the rest range from the nastiest of tyrannies, such as Libya's, to the more benevolent autocracies, such as Qatar's, with shades of authoritarian and oligarchic regimes in between.
