Sentence examples for the range cited from inspiring English sources
verb
To travel (an area, etc); to roam, wander.
If they are sold at the high end of the range cited on Wednesday, they will value the company at up to $65.8 billion.
The regression plots showed a linear dependence of RSFI values on drug concentration over the range cited in Table 1.
The coefficient of determination for the final model was within the range cited by previous studies for coniferous species that vary from 0.46 to 0.97 (Means et al. 2000; Næsset 1997, 2002; Watt and Watt 2013).
This translates into error rates of 0 5.5 %, which is within the range cited by Meudt and Clarke (2007) for other plant AFLP studies.
Thus, in order to generate an invasive force within the range cited above, these fungal appressoria accumulate high concentrations of glycerol that generate turgor pressures of the order of 6 8 MPa, a pressure 30 40 times greater than an average car tire [ 64- 66].
The regression plots showed that there was a linear dependence of the fluorescence intensity values, ΔF values, or peak amplitude values on the concentration of the drug over the ranges cited in Tables 2 and 3.
Values shown for New Zealand soils exceed the ranges cited by Tomlin (2006) (Table 7 and Table 8) with implications for the behaviour of these herbicides, particularly terbuthylazine in New Zealand forest soils.
This is considerably higher than the conventionally derived estimate (0.80) and is more consistent with the ranges cited in some industrialized country meta-analyses [ 45].
Compared to these estimates and taking into account the hyper-arid conditions in the ED (rainfall < 30 mm/yr), our estimates of both growth (0.2 to 2.4 mm/yr) and longevity (200 – 650 years) lie within the ranges cited above.
Body Mass Index (BMI) was calculated using an average of three body weight and height measures within the ranges cited above, and converted to z-scores as previously described [ 14].
The 28% incidence of delirium we recorded at the low level of the wide range cited in the literature (13% to 70%) [ 8, 11, 38- 40].
