Sentence examples for to contain between from inspiring English sources

The product, which was made in January 2013, was found to contain between 1% and 5% of horsemeat.

Supermarket chain Aldi has confirmed that two of its ready meal ranges produced by Comigel, the French supplier also used by Findus, were found to contain between 30% and 100% horsemeat.

The government now wants almost all constituencies to contain between 72,810 and 80,473 registered voters.Some regions will lose more seats than others (see map), but the vast majority of MPs will be affected one way or another.

However twisted the path, a leaner Commons is probably on the way.Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that it was the Boundary Commission that "now wants almost all constituencies to contain between 72,810 and 80,473 registered voters".

A meat processing factory in the Irish Republic, Rangeland Foods in County Monaghan, has withdrawn some batches of burger products which contained beef supplied from Poland - some of which were found to contain between 5-30% horsemeat.

Within the genus Paganum the only species investigated was P. harmala [240, 241, 242], a plant whose seeds are used for cancer treatment [243], and which are reported to contain between 2 and 6 % biologically active alkaloids, mainly β-carbolines, e.g. harman (281), harmine (282), harmaline (283) and harmalol (284) [244, 245, 246] 246].

The RNN was trained on the RDKit [27] canonical SMILES of 1.5 million structures from ChEMBL [20] where the molecules were restrained to containing between 10 and 50 heavy atoms and elements (in {H, B, C, N, O, F, Si, P, S, Cl, Br, I}).

These soil water retention functions are relatively simple to use, contain between two to three parameters, and mimic closely the empirical FDCs of 430 catchments of the MOPEX data set.

The school struggled to contain conflicts between pupils who were merged from two rival schools.

The police declared a nighttime curfew and vowed to send reinforcements to contain clashes between Malay gangs and migrants.

From today, the school, which has struggled to contain conflicts between pupils who were merged from two rival schools last September, is to be headed by Mike Gibbons, an experienced headteacher and formersenior official within the Department for Children, Schools and Families.