Sentence examples for the sufficient range from inspiring English sources

The data usually did not cover the sufficient range of lipophilicity, and only three linear parts were seen.

Patients that are vitamin D deficient will require much higher doses of vitamin D to rapidly replete their stores into the sufficient range (Mastaglia et al 2006).

Despite maternal vitamin D deficiency in the UAE, infants in both sexes had a mean vitamin D status in the sufficient range, unlike older children, who had a high proportion that was vitamin D deficient.

This demonstrated that, within the sufficient range as discussed above, the micromotion of the femoral stem distributed the strain at these locations similar to the experimental testing and FEA.

As far as livestock extension is concerned, the use of general extension agents does however raise a number of practical issues regarding how a multi-disciplinary extension worker can be provided with the sufficient range of knowledge and skills needed to be effective.

B concentration in 10 μM B-treated leaves was in the sufficient range of 30 to 100 μg g−1 DW, while the value in 0 μM B-treated leaves was much less than 30 μg g−1 DW (Fig.  1a) [ 31].

However, K, Ca, B and Mn concentrations were higher than the sufficient ranges.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 7. Was the timeframe sufficient (range < 24 months) so that one could reasonably expect to see an association between exposure and outcome if it existed?

Batteries are fully charged overnight at the depot and topped off at each charging point on the route, ensuring sufficient range for reaching the next charging station.

For the majority of the measures, there was sufficient range and variance in the scores (both in terms of the SD and the ratio of the SD to the mean), and the skew of their distribution was within the acceptable range (−1 to +2; Table 1).

Lexico-grammatical choices -25% This domain poses the questions as to whether the choice in the grammar and vocabulary is of a sufficient range for the communication task at hand, and also whether errors in grammar are systematic and posing a threat to communication.