Sentence examples for a narrow value from inspiring English sources

From Table 1, it is shown that both models of Langmuir isotherm and Freundlich isotherm have a narrow value of R2 which varies from 0.8906 for Langmuir to 0.8697 for Freundlich.

The results of the comparative mycelium linear growth rate examination covering a wide temperature range (12 47°C) showed that most strains presented their optima at a narrow value area of 27 32°C (Table 2).

Four-plus hours (with intermission) is quite an ask, but Mysteries is time well spent – not in a narrow value-for-money way, but in the sense that it offers a hallucinatory experience of fluid time passing, speeding up, slowing down, being suspended.

When compared to PCU joint, contact areas are similar and so, contact pressures are within a narrower value range.

When comparing the results corresponding to the healthy model to polycarbonate-urethane joint, contact areas are similar and so contact pressures are within a narrower value range.

Now imagine someone arguing that a quarter and an intrinsically indiscernible slug do in fact share a kind of value: narrow value.

A fairly good FDR (0.03) was obtained for the KNApSAcK search of the DI-FT-MS dataset (α = 0.36, γ3 = 0.009; Table 1 and Fig. 6), primarily due to the low γ3 values achieved by employing a narrow threshold value for searching (Δthres = 1 mDa, σ = 0.5 mDa).

Because narrow value accompanies an object's intrinsic qualities, we need not regard narrow value as epiphenomenal.

Narrow value looks like a phony category posited ad hoc to accommodate an otherwise embarrassing difficulty.

The PL peak intensity was enhanced by 2.8 times, and a narrow FWHM value of 19.6 nm was obtained compared to the ZnO nanorods grown without the seed layer as shown in the inset of Figure 3.

But narrow value systems can be broken, or changed, by giving a platform to diverse voices.