Sentence examples for a perhaps narrow range from inspiring English sources

Criteria are sought for the acceptance or rejection of proposed functional forms of the aggregation kernel, of a more fundamental nature than the goodness of fit which they might afford to a perhaps narrow range of experimental data.

Perhaps the narrow range of the five candidates is to blame: only the left-wing Diane Abbott (left in the photo above) is not a forty-something professional politician from the party's ideological middle.

Or perhaps it's because this is material that makes too many demands of a voice with a narrow range and a tendency to clot and congeal.

We also find a convergence around a narrow range of issues in all media.

A large range of values will produce a higher correlation than a narrow range of values.

The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.

When compared with the human versions of these receptors, the researchers found that the cat bitter receptor Tas2r38 was less sensitive to PTC and did not respond to PROP, whereas Tas2r43 was less sensitive to aloin but more sensitive to denatonium, leading the researchers to conclude that cats taste different, and perhaps more narrow, ranges of bitter flavors than humans.

Overall, what does seem to be emerging is that blood glucose levels in the critically ill probably do have an optimal but narrow range, and that perhaps this range is slightly but significantly higher than the 4.5 to 6.0 mmol/l originally described.

"Look, I have a very narrow range," she said.

Once he had established his personal style Beckmann modulated it only through a relatively narrow range.

Mr. Coben may not precisely repeat himself, but he operates within a fairly narrow range.