Sentence examples for to a variable range from inspiring English sources

The dc electrical resistivity was found to arise due to a variable range hopping conduction mechanism.

The agglomerate sizes in PBS increased over time from 3578 to 5811 nm and eventually stabilized to a variable range of 2500 4200 nm over the remaining test period.

The groups subjected to IR, however, had a variable range of detectable GFP-expressing E. coli in the culture plates.

The global phase shift range to try into the Eq.7 should be [0, 2π], but in order to avoid infinity, we choose a variable range of [0.03π, 1.94π] and search step is 0.0047π.

Lastly, an attempt was made to explain this behaviour with a variable range hopping model.

When we compared the T/N ratios of recurrent lesions in metastatic lesions from the lungs, T/N ratio showed a variable range according to lung histology (adenocarcinoma: 2.10 ± 0.98; squamous cell carcinoma: 2.78 ± 1.18; small cell carcinoma: 1.74 ± 0.29), although the difference was not significant.

In particular, lowly expressed transcripts in the RNAseq dataset had a variable range (high to low) of expression values measured by microarray.

In contrast, DCIS showed a variable range of CD10 immunostaining.

The key idea is that each event-forming predicate is endowed with an extra argument-place to be filled with a variable ranging over event-tokens, that is, particular dated occurrences.

Instead of using a variable to range over objects to form an expression of type e, a lifted predicate uses a variable ranging over the size of an input context to form an expression that denotes a changer for that context.

These raw scores are converted to a ordinal variable ranging from 1 to 9. Carlstedt (2000) discusses the history of psychometric testing in the Swedish military and provides evidence that this test of intelligence is a good measure of general intelligence.