Sentence examples for the range of the method from inspiring English sources

These changes were also within the range of the method errors.

The range of the method is 2 to 1200 mg/l.

This extends the range of the method by approximately 53, 144 and 851 log-units, respectively, using modest computational resources.

Several examples, including block copolymers, block copolymers blended with homopolymer, and two-phase and four-phase systems are given to illustrate the range of the method.

None of the mean values reported (+0.5 mm (Co-A), +0.1 mm (Co-Gn), −0.3 mm (A to N perp) and +0.6 mm (Pg to N perp)) were in the range of the method error and not statically significant when expressed as effect size coefficient.

A full description of the apparatus is given, outlining the range of the methods which can be applied to the production of high-purity advanced materials for research purposes.

In such cases, stable isotopes of the product are added to the radioactive element, thereby increasing the concentration so that it falls within the range of the analytical method.

The unit-cell volumes are well within the range of the DFT-D method and the failure of the optimization is under investigation.

To assess the dynamic range characteristics of the three methods, the range of the data for each method was taken as an interval extending 2 standard deviations on either side of the mean across the entire array.

This indicates that the range of the CI fluctuates higher for the method which uses the PMAE.

Note that the interval of recombination rate given by the "Poisson method" is included in the range of the estimate deduced from the coalescent method.