Sentence examples for a narrow interval in from inspiring English sources

In S. cerevisiae regulation of cell cycle progression is achieved predominantly during a narrow interval in the late G1 phase known as START (Pringle and Hartwell, 1981).

The large number of maternal deaths that resulted in the narrow 95% CI of the lifetime risk may have caused a narrow interval in the MMR.

This allowed us to keep interaction density c in a narrow interval, in order to explore the effect of variations on c.

When evaluating the utility of AIL populations for fine mapping QTLs when genotyped in a narrow interval and for nominating new QTLs in a genome-wide scan, it is important to have an understanding of the ways in which family structure affects nominal significance at arbitrary points on the genome.

These diagnostic absorption features are unique to particular materials in shape but varies in intensity with wavelength over a narrow interval and usually are concentrated in limited ranges of wavelength by type of absorption [2].

For the sample of Mexican immigrants, the only significant effect reported in Table 6 was large but concentrated in a narrow interval.

"For more than a century, the wealth income ratio has typically fallen in a narrow interval between 4 and 5.

In terrestrial rocks the ratios for chlorine isotopes are concentrated within a narrow interval; however, they found that in lunar materials the range was found to be 25 times wider.

These novel solutions are found for restitution coefficients in a narrow interval below their critical values and disappear for larger values.

The values of paramagnetic effective moments, meff, are identical in both structural phases of the alloys and they lie in a narrow interval from 4.6 μB to 5.7 μB.

This is confirmed by Bargain et al. (2014): Using a harmonized framework for 17 EU countries and the USA, for the same time period, they find estimates for married women ranging in a narrow interval.2 .6.2 .6