Sentence examples for a narrower range in from inspiring English sources

And she stays within a narrower range in her vocal melodies, sticking to chant-like choruses and sometimes obscuring her voice with a vocoder or burying it deep in the mix another way that "Reputation" has ceded Swift's ownership of her sound to a force bigger than her, if there is such a thing.

A narrower range in metabolite levels among postmenopausal women reduced discrimination 78-822%).

Use of a ratio element such as magnesium or calcium, which has a narrower range in cord blood, is being explored to normalize other element values.

The few exceptions may be owing to the smaller number of observations and the curtailment of distribution of responses, which resulted in a narrower range in change scores in the subgroups.

In 27 instances the participant reported a narrower range and in 25 the GP reported a narrower range; in the remaining 28 cases the breadth was the same but the actual range was different.

All food is the same, within a narrow range in which gourmets pretend to find exquisite distinctions.

What's next to lift prices?" The major market indexes are likely to remain stuck in a narrow range in the next few weeks until Wall Street starts to focus on the next quarterly earnings period, he added.

Investors can look for the bond market to move within a narrow range in the immediate future.

Tying the dollar to a narrow range in the price of gold say, $850 to $900 would do the trick.

GNPs with good optical and chemical stability only formed within a narrow range in which the molar ratio of HAuCl4/Na2S2O3 ranged from 1.3 to 2.0 when the concentration of HAuCl4 and Na2S2O3 are fixed at 1.71 and 3 mM, respectively.

Hence, the magnitude of shear stresses, which is inferred to have varied between 10 to 100 MPa, cannot be constrained to a narrow range in the present calcite veins.