A wider range means that foreign exchange traders will be required to post more capital before placing large bets on the currency.
The wider ranges mean that values reported here for TTR and number/proportion of values in therapeutic range are higher than those in many studies in the literature using target ranges 1 INR unit wide [ 22].
In contrast, Valdes et al. [ 6], using a larger and younger female sample with a wide age range (mean age 50 yrs, range 19-78 yrs), found better performance was correlated with longer telomere length on four of six cognitive tests (simple reaction time, space span test, paired associate learning and delayed matching to sample), but not with pattern recognition and spatial working memory tasks.
A wider frequency range means you can hear more from the music; large ranges such 10 Hz to 25,000 Hz will often be recommended - anything within that range will be fine.
They have a fairly wide range, which means that you're aiming for the neighborhood of each target, and that you don't have to be directly on it.
The aim of the present study was to estimate population means of β for five tracers with a wide range of mean splanchnic transit times and to calculate the dual input from the tracer-specific mean values of β and an estimated mean of the HA blood flow fraction.
No significant relation between mean GC3 and GC3 standard deviation was detected in nonamniote vertebrates, with for example actinopterygians covering a wide range of mean GC3 but exhibiting a very narrow range of GC3-heterogeneity (fig. 1 A).
Thermal power plant operates into a wide range of mean value active power.
The effect of the reinforcement on mechanical compliance in pulsatile flow is characterised over a wide range of mean pressure values (40 140 mmHg).
There was a wide range of mean pulmonary arterial pressures 27-811 mm Hg) and RV end-diastolic volumes (111-576 mL), RVEFs (8%-67 %), and left ventricular ejection fractions (26%-72%) by MRI.
