Sentence examples for whose range begins from inspiring English sources

Thus, in addition mesophiles and thermophiles, having their entire optimal temperature ranges in mesophilic and thermophilic ranges, respectively, we have defined a class of mesothermophiles whose range begins in the mesophilic temperature range and extends to the thermophilic one.

Its P diagonal terms at the beginning and end of the diagonal remain unequal to zero while those terms in the middle (whose range can be substantially large if M>P) are zero.

Red foxes are wide ranging animals, whose range covers nearly 70 million km2 (27 million mi2).

Subscriptions for the data range begin at $2500.

Level 21 - 40 Ranged: Begin fighting chaos druids.

The only conventional cardiac biomarker that could approach the early presence of marker levels above normal ranges is myoglobin, whose levels begin to rise 1 h after myocardial injury [ 3].

Accordingly, at the deep end of this spectrum we find that all organisms have a genetic code, whose characteristics begin to define the range of possible mutations in a very general sense.

She was a passionate scholar whose expertise began with the art and culture of classical antiquity and ranged from Europe through Central Asia to the Far East.

SNP markers whose names begin with "AB" were derived from new EST sequences of P. olivaceus.

Samples whose amplification begun late and sample whose relative fluorescence value on the raw melting-curve plot was low were not further processed.

Mrs. Peterson is a granddaughter of Lutyens, whose prodigious output began in 1888 and ranged from classic English country houses to plans for New Delhi.