Sentence examples for a narrower value from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The human data as well has a narrower GC3 values than the prokaryotic data.

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).

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.

A systematic consensus process involving several clinicians and health outcome researchers is recommended and can be completed, based on Delphi methods, to arrive at a single MID value, or at least a narrower range of values.

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

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