Sentence examples for the possible spectrum from inspiring English sources

Patients should be warned of the possible spectrum of symptoms and re-assured about the transient nature of acute neurotoxicity.

The ontology aims to represent the possible spectrum and granularity of data involved in an exposure event or study.

By explaining more than 60% of the total variance these five factors obviously cover a considerable part of the possible spectrum of behaviour in these patients.

For each core histone peak eluting from the LC, we selected a specific mass range that encompassed all of its isoforms in an unmodified state as well as the possible spectrum of modifications that could occur.

Complete characterizations of the possible spectra of C10 and C00 contractions and their ∗-residual parts are given.

The inputs to the project selection process should include the broadest possible spectrum of data from the business environment that affect success, failure, and limitations of the new project opportunity.

"We need a team that reflects the broadest possible spectrum of the Republican philosophy, which means somebody who is pro-choice, for example, or at least is more so than some Republicans would like," Mr. Ford said Monday in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington.

Since the spectrum of an (ntimes n) real symmetric matrix is a set of n real numbers, we use Λ to denote a real n-tuple ((lambda _{1},ldots,lambda_{n})), whose entries are not necessarily distinct, for the given possible spectrum of the (ntimes n) SSIEP.

The most malignant cells, which are highly sensitive to both RNases, are representative of the whole possible spectrum of the p53 status.

For this purpose, the BS-MS association algorithm does not neglect the spectrum efficiency importance and gives preference to the associations that yields the best possible spectrum efficiency values.

Mr. Patrick, who took Mr. Warren to lunch shortly after the election, advised him to engage the broadest possible spectrum of constituents, including those who had opposed his candidacy.