Sentence examples for striking ranging from inspiring English sources

The genetic distances between T. blanchardi and the other two clades were striking, ranging from 10.2% to 12.7%; by contrast, the genetic divergence between lineages of the same clade was low (see Table  3).

The increased longevity in these mutants is striking, ranging from 25% to over 60% and readily reproducible, present in both genders and not limited to a particular inbred or heterogeneous genetic background or diet formulation (Coschigano et al 2003; Bartke and Brown-Borg 2004a; Bartke et al 2004b; Bartke 2006; Bonkowski et al 2006b).

"It's a science of weapons," he says, pausing it to describe it more eloquently, "which involves advancing upon the enemy, hitting in a striking range, misaligning his strikes and cutting them down".

On Thursday, a spokesman for the Supreme Command of the North Korean People's Army told the state-run Korean Central News Agency that "the U.S. should not forget that the Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, where B-52s take off, and naval bases in Japan proper and Okinawa, where nuclear-powered submarines are launched, are within the striking range of the D.P.R.K.'s precision strike means".

Five strokes back and well within striking range was Karrie Webb.

But Ms. Paley, an actress of striking range, authority and stamina, largely manages it.

People in the crowd simply stared, or moved away, out of striking range of the policemen.

The missiles are in striking range of all of Pakistan's cities, they said.

To him, the interesting finding is the striking range of abilities within this élite sample.

Just discipline kept them within striking range and they got us in the end.

South of Monterrey these mountains become a striking range, the Sierra Madre Oriental.