Sentence examples for the adequate range from inspiring English sources

In the HK Kalke experiment, the concentrations of Ca, Mg, Ca, Mn and K (Additional file 1: Table S2) were in the adequate range for these elements in wheat shoots at the given growth stage [54].

In the UCPH experiment, the concentrations of Fe, K, S, Zn in the youngest fully developed leaf 25 days after sowing (Additional file 1: Table S3) were within the adequate range at this stage [54].

In the CULS experiment, the grain concentrations of K (Additional file 1: Table S4) indicated deficiency in this element across all treatments, while Mn (Additional file 1: Table S4) was in the adequate range for grain at maturity [54].

There is significant discussion regarding the adequate range of trough concentrations for successful treatment.

The ATCC 51650 TSST-1+ strain, for example, was not able to induce septic arthritis, even though it was used in the adequate range of bacterial concentration [ 16].

The internal reliability of hallucination-proneness scores, though in the adequate range, was also lower than the other measures used (α = .69).69

Fenech's team has shown that reducing plasma folate concentration from 120 to 12 nmol/L in vitro, which is considered to be within the equivalent adequate range in vivo, causes as much genome damage as that induced by an acute exposure to 0.2 Gy of ionizing radiation.

According to the IRT, both versions of the subtest had an adequate range of difficulty and were sensitive to individual differences in the sample.

Since a bang-bang controller can manipulate the flow of the coating solution, it was adopted here, with agglomeration avoided by maintaining the pressure in an adequate range.

A central problem here is the way in which the choice of a health insurance plan is tied to features of employment and the unavailability of an adequate range of plans for example, ones that cover people between jobs.

The AMPA/kainate receptor-containing synaptic pathways mediating inhibitory feedback onto mitral cells may therefore establish a balance between excitatory and inhibitory inputs to mitral cells that keeps the total amount of activity in the olfactory bulb within an adequate range.