Sentence examples for a narrow time range from inspiring English sources
The tMRCAs of the seven Chinese CRF01_AE lineages fell within in a narrow time range dated from early to late 1990s (Fig. 3; supplemental Table S2).
Weathering indexes and the clay mineral assemblage provided a differentiation of soils even within a relatively narrow time range and gave insight into processes that have occurred at the specific sites.
The limited effect of fasting status on the study results is in line with previous findings in EPIC (24, 35) and may be partly due to the relatively narrow time range since the last meal, i.e., most (72%) of the samples were collected within 4 h of the last food or drink.
The several described species of Didymograptus, with their wide geographic distribution and relatively narrow time ranges, are guide fossils for correlation of Early and Middle Ordovician rocks and time.
In this narrower time range, the current appears to be persistent.
Their test cases involved GC-MS data obtained from pyrolysates of phenylalanine [ 61]; however the analysis focused on a narrow retention time range of 0.5 minutes which contained three overlapped components.
A careful scan of sarcopterygian fish genomes (namely, of lungfish and coelacanth) could narrow the time range of the gene loss.
Unfortunately, there are no extant mammals that are more basal than the platypus, thus we are not able to further narrow the time range of this expansion.
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.
