Sentence examples for spectrum of falls from inspiring English sources

Whilst there have been a number of studies that have surveyed technologies for a particular sub-domain of fall prevention, there is no existing research which surveys the full spectrum of falls prevention interventions and characterises the range of technologies that have augmented this landscape.

There is a spectrum of options falling well short of total closure; forms of harassment of the oil trade that would drive the price of crude up and keep it up, very much to Iran's benefit, but fall short of a casus belli for war.

Nodular tumors had a broad distribution, which reflected the broader spectrum of tumors falling under the nodular classification.

The UV-Vis spectra of flavonoids falls within two absorbance bands, labeled as Band A and Band B wherein Band A represents flavones or flavonols and lies in the range of 310 350 nm or 350 385 nm, respectively.

This simple classification system is ubiquitously used despite its problems with interobserver reliability [8] and the wide spectrum of injury that falls into the IIIb category.

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"When Doctors Get Sick," a collection of essays written by physicians with serious illness, yields a spectrum of attitudes toward falling ill, from "it can't happen to me" to "I always knew it would".

Together they encapsulate a wide spectrum of styles that fall under the Night Bass blanket.

Because the main output of solar irradiance is in the visible and near IR region, the absorbance spectrum of photosynthetic pigments mostly falls within this range.

The interior of the gondola on Gibson Goode's zeppelin: "On the spectrum of secret lairs, it fell somewhere between mad genius bent on world domination and the disco-loving scion of a minor emirate".

But Jaay's experiences bring her closer to the self-actualising verve of the French New Wave, the film itself another permutation of the spectrum of roleplay – reflecting, connecting, falling in love – through which the city's guests make themselves an identity.