Sentence examples for within the accepted range from inspiring English sources

Given that no two cooks will make their guacamole the same way, the version at Empellón Cocina starts out well within the accepted range of variation.

If the evaluator determines that the system is not operating within the accepted range, it triggers the adaptation.

Specifically, the study is based on the following questions: (1) do the physicochemical properties of water from the Lagoon fall within the accepted range for aquatic life?

Using the developed model, the experimental results are predicted with good accuracy and the discrepancy is found to be within the accepted range.

To determine sample homogeneity and reproducibility, duplicate measurements where taken on each sample, and the results show that for elements found with greater than 2 atomic percent the signal variance was 1.5%—well within the accepted range of 5%[67]].

The standard deviation obtained for the important parameters such as the length of the oxide (Lx) is well within the accepted range, thus accounting for the variations when the materials change in different devices [167, 168].

As patients were undergoing dialysis for varying periods of time and thus the likelihood that the values would consistently fall within the accepted ranges would decrease proportionally over time, three different patient classes were created in relation to the months of dialysis undertaken during 2005 (Class 1: from 1 to 4 months, Class 2: from 5 to 8 months, Class 3: from 9 to 12 months).

The BCCA does not use a cost-effectiveness threshold, but the ICER falls within the generally accepted range for funded programs.

Using economic, climatic and agricultural data, the study found that if climate change stayed within the internationally accepted range of two degrees Celsius over the next 20 years or so, temperature changes would make those heat waves more common.

One of the HIF2 patients (patient 2) was studied both before and after venesection, which reduced the hemoglobin and hematocrit to values within the normally accepted range, serum iron to 7.8 μM, ferritin to 8.9 μg/L, and increased transferrin concentration to 4.24 g/L (Supplemental Table S4).

Also, venesection had no clear effect on the accumulation of lactate in venous blood, ventilation, and end-tidal pressure of carbon dioxide (Supplemental Fig. S5), and on the maximum work rate and maximum venous blood lactate concentration achieved during the incremental exercise test to exhaustion; all these parameters remained within the normally accepted range (Supplemental Table S4).