Sentence examples for a narrow range of environments from inspiring English sources
The majority of organisms living at the time are probably not represented because lagerstätten are restricted to a narrow range of environments, e.g. where soft-bodied organisms can be preserved very quickly by events such as mudslides; and the exceptional events that cause quick burial make it difficult to study the normal environments of the animals.
We find that the dynamics of the system are tuned for optimal performance in a narrow range of environments that correspond well to those that Aplysia encounter in the wild.
Eventually it may even be possible to expand the environmental adaptation of crops such as pepino and naranjilla, both currently confined to a very narrow range of environments (National Research Council, 1989; Prohens et al., 1996).
A highly competitive environment with a narrow range of assessment methods are thought to be the main risk factors.
Proposition 3 : A narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information becomes worthwhile for actively traded Philippine Universal Banks.
The third proposition of the paper that a narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information is worthwhile, points to the possibility of creating a hedging portfolio (Yoon and Smith 2002).
To further support the position of this paper that a narrow range of acceptable information will offset downside risks from lending in an environment of imperfect information, Tables 5 and 6, describe the hedging portfolio value as Eq. (9) finds.
Several studies have suggested that cell lines exhibit a narrow range of genetic profiles, harbor genetic alterations due to adaptation of tissue culture environment, and are poor predictors of in vivo sensitivity to drug efficacy [ 1- 3].
Yet Roth sees sexuality from a narrow range of angles.
"I have such a narrow range of concentration".
The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.
