Sentence examples for the range of variable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is more accurate to suggest the range of variable values that produce the almost same optimal results rather than a constant optimal value.

Meanwhile, it is found that the range of variable parameter will affect overall performance of the designed filter, which will be analyzed and discussed in this paper through several examples designed by least-squares and iterative weighted least-squares methods.

As depicted in Figures 10 and 11, after expanding the range of variable ⌈R/r⌉, energy efficiency curves trends to be smooth and gradually approach the theory limitation of Eefficient.

A recent Swedish record linkage study (20) showed an increase in all-cause mortality in aspirin-treated type 2 diabetic patients, especially in elderly patients, but the range of variable was not as extensive as in the present study.

However, the range of variable sites was lowered to 19.8-57.5 % when only the four Hydrangeaceae representatives were considered and to 2.8-26.9 % between the two representatives of tribe Hydrangeeae (Fig.  2).

It would be incorrect to assume ethanol yield will increase beyond the range of variable values explored in this study at higher refining energy and enzyme loadings, since the level of biomass recalcitrance to enzymes significantly increases after approximately 80%% or more of the easily digestible cellulose is hydrolyzed.

But the range of variables and possible outcomes looks unusually perplexing.

The truly exciting thing about American brandy, though, is the range of variables — grape variety, yeast, soil, barrel, climate — that can combine to produce a vast range of styles.

Within the range of variables covered, the augmentation achieved in mass transfer coefficients were up to 5 fold over the tube flow in absence of promoter.

Information-rich environments such as that in Manitoba depend on registries and record linkage to increase the range of variables available for analysis.

The absorption of phosphine in an aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid and formaldehyde was found to be kinetically controlled in the range of variables studied.