Sentence examples for a narrow interval of from inspiring English sources

A narrow interval of separation values is found where both regimes alternatively appear.

We were able to identify a narrow interval of DPn31-42 that mediated the maximum level of transgene expression.

Its application allowed to identify a critical boundary, separating semisolid formulations from liquid ones, within a narrow interval of concentrations of the components, and to estimate their effects on the viscosity of the preparation.

A fuzzy expected interval is a narrow interval of values that best describes the situation in the country or a part of the country for a certain time period.

However, over a wider domain, it is possible to approximate the hindered settling factor vs solids fraction dependence via a sequence of straight-line relations, each taken over a narrow interval of solids fraction.

This device allowed the handler to ensure that animals walked homogeneously in a narrow interval of velocity (1.6 ± 0.5 m/s) and acceleration (≤ ± 0.5 m/s).

A cluster of SNPs that associate strongly with the drop ear phenotype is located within a narrow interval downstream of the gene MSRB3, which is involved in human hearing.

The integrated map covered a much larger region (1649.03 cM) than the two separate maps, with 619 SNP markers and a narrow interval distance of 2.67 cM (Table  2).

Since associated markers and causal polymorphisms underlying traits of interest are in a narrow interval equivalent to the distance of LD decay, the genes flanking the peak SNPs and falling within the window of LD decay were always used to predict the candidate genes.

Formation of mixed CH sitostanol (SS) crystals from melts and solutions in triglyceride oil was also detected, but in a more narrow interval of CH SS ratios.

Indeed, the martensite transformation in Ti-Ni-based alloys is possible only in a relatively narrow interval of Ni concentration near the quasi-equiatomic composition, with Zr and Hf replacing Ti and Cu replacing Ni [34].