Sentence examples for a comparatively wide distribution from inspiring English sources

While the PHB scaffold consisted of fibres exhibiting a comparatively wide distribution of diameters, ranging from 151 to 800 nm with less than 15% frequency for each diameter), the PLCL showed a narrow distribution range from 50 to 400 nm but with 55% of the fibres possessing a diameter between 100 and 200 nm).

This provides a comparatively wide repetition rate range to compare properties of phase locking, FR, and interval encoding of temporal information.

To accomplish this, a comparatively wide transmission channel is needed, and the carrier must be an ultrahigh or superhigh frequency.

It is found in a comparatively wide range of forest types, both humid and dry, but always requires reasonably large areas of relatively undisturbed habitat.

That was because of a comparatively wide keel fin, which helped turn the lateral energy from the sails into forward speed.

Although the steepest descent method causes values to converge over a comparatively wide range, a single series of operations cannot ensure sufficient accuracy.

Sigaus australis has a comparatively wide geographic range that can be subdivided into a number of phylogeographically distinct mtDNA haplogroups.

It has a comparatively wide ecological tolerance of soil moisture and presently occurs in damp meadows and fens from western and central Europe to southernmost Scandinavia.

P. manillae has a very wide distribution.

In Dsl 0512, variations exhibited a genome wide distribution.

Haplogroup (hg) U – a sub-branch of hg R – shows a wide distribution in both regions.