The phrase "a narrow time interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, limited duration of time in various contexts, such as scientific research, scheduling, or data analysis.
Example: "The experiment was conducted over a narrow time interval to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a brief time frame" or "a limited time span".
Although the group's history is comparatively brief (dinocephalian fossils are known from rocks spanning a narrow time interval between about 269 million to 263 million years ago), it is represented by a diversity of species known from China, Russia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Brazil (Rubidge 2005).
This confirms that the highly vesiculated magmatic foam was behaving as an elastic solid at the point of fragmentation with insufficient time for viscous relaxation of any overpressure remaining in bubbles that did not burst, and thus, that fragmentation occurred within a narrow time interval that we infer to be caused by late-stage, rapid decompression.
Evoked GBA has low inter-individual variability and in object categorisation studies that use line-drawings it is usually observed at frequencies between 30 and 40 Hz, with maximal activity usually occurring in a narrow time interval around 50 150 ms post stimulus-onset (e.g., [21], [22], [50]).
This increased rate of coalescence causes lineages to merge within a narrow time interval.
This prompted to the authors to hypothesize that MS1 was involved in the stage-specific repression of At2g42940 to ensure its expression in a narrow time interval soon after the degeneration of the callose walls surrounding the tetrads.
In particular fluctuations in temperature must be kept to a very narrow time interval.
In addition, all origins from Sakl0C-left are on average replicated in a very narrow time interval of 4 min while the time interval required by all other chromosomes (including Sakl0C-right) to replicate their origins varies between 11 min for Sakl0A to 19 min for Sakl0B and Sakl0H.
At 450 K, large changes in Pcommit occur, usually, on a relatively narrow time interval of ∼0.2 ns for both the N→I and I→D transition, while the Pcommit before and after the transition is almost constantly either 0 or 1, as expected.
Given the narrow time interval of the aftershocks (less than a day), it is not possible to separate their impact on the same clusters of buildings in the region.
The narrow time interval in which the four major HIV groups emerged, contrasting with the origins of HTLVs [22], [25], [26], suggests that driving factors specific to early 20th century have assisted HIV emergence in our species.
The narrow time interval of 24 hours was chosen to minimize the risk for information bias and to be able to impute risk time information for exposed cases.
