Sentence examples for a narrow range of time from inspiring English sources

Examining the relationship on a cross section of subjects within a narrow range of time at the end of pregnancy when most biometric values are stabilizing will make the identification of a trend difficult and will likely require a substantial number of cases.

In both the survey and the document review details about IPW for older people were provided from a narrow range of time-limited, problem-specific services, with intermediate care services the most frequently identified model of IPW.

This resulted in a narrow range of observation times (see Table 1) and mitigates the effects of variable numbers and types of diagnostic maneuvers that may confound outcomes, such as bronchoalveolar lavage which would induce further oxygen desaturation [ 31, 32].

"The discovery of Nakalipithecus shows that there were two different large hominoids even within a very narrow range of time and space in the early late Miocene of Kenya," says Kunimatsu.

For various reasons, the current KBS-3V design suggests that the saturated density of the buffer should be maintained within a narrow range of 1950 2050 kg/m3 at all times.

The shift from recovery to "cure" fell within a narrow range of dose rate and exposure time combinations.

One factor is that modern plant breeding usually introduces intensive selection within a narrow range of landraces with limited allele introgressions over time.

Such methods require large amounts of time and money to characterize a narrow range of foams.

The understanding gives the C.I.A. for the first time the authority to strike beyond a narrow range of counterterrorism targets.

The understanding reached after that missed opportunity gave the C.I.A., for the first time, the authority to strike beyond a narrow range of counterterrorism targets.

Yet Roth sees sexuality from a narrow range of angles.