Sentence examples for a narrower interval from inspiring English sources

A narrower interval could be obtained through the gradual accumulation of evidence from studies and trials, and perhaps a more sophisticated model.

Within a narrower interval (38.5 43.6 Mb), 11 informative markers could discriminate the Axd alleles from BALB/c and C57BL/6, confirming association (Fig.  2A).

Though the numbers for the length of the wrinkles vary between 300 nm and 1900 nm, the width is reported to be in a narrower interval from 100 nm to 200 nm.

However, this pattern is not mirrored in genomic AFLP data [ 72], where the differences between samples of parental species, and between samples from different allotetraploids, occupy a narrower interval (e.g. 43% differentiation within D. fuchsii and 49% between D. traunsteineri and D. majalis; see table 1 in [ 72]).

"For more than a century, the wealth income ratio has typically fallen in a narrow interval between 4 and 5.

In terrestrial rocks the ratios for chlorine isotopes are concentrated within a narrow interval; however, they found that in lunar materials the range was found to be 25 times wider.

A narrow interval of separation values is found where both regimes alternatively appear.

We were able to identify a narrow interval of DPn31-42 that mediated the maximum level of transgene expression.

In S. cerevisiae regulation of cell cycle progression is achieved predominantly during a narrow interval in the late G1 phase known as START (Pringle and Hartwell, 1981).

These novel solutions are found for restitution coefficients in a narrow interval below their critical values and disappear for larger values.

For the sample of Mexican immigrants, the only significant effect reported in Table 6 was large but concentrated in a narrow interval.