Sentence examples for a relative narrow from inspiring English sources
Under fixed electricity tariff, the values lay in a relative narrow range, mostly between 30 £/kW per year and 40 £/kW per year.
In addition, at low temperature, a relative narrow emission at 428 nm emerges resulting from near band edge states to the acceptor states located near the valance band of the β-Ga2S3.
O. sativa subspecies indica appeared to be the best source of resistance to bacterial blight in rice conversely to the African cultivated rice O. glaberrima that showed a relative narrow resistance basis to BB (Djedatin et al. 2011).
The Fig. 2a shows the emission and absorption spectra of the OA-capping CdSe NCs taken from reaction mixture after 3 min. The absorption spectrum shows the sharp first excitonic peak (at 534 nm), indicating a relative narrow size distribution of the resulting NCs.
It is important to note the MRO-scale bonding structures previously proposed in [9] and [10], and ruled out in [12], could not explain why a large number of oxide and chalcogenide glasses exhibit FSDP's in a relative narrow regime of Q-values, ~1 to 1.6 Å−1.6
The sample size was chosen to allow for a relative narrow confidence interval for the frequency of febrile neutropenia.
Interestingly, the majority of events compatible with immune relaxation were in HIV Gag, which was also the protein for which there was a relative narrowing of T cell ELISPOT responses in AIDS patients.
Total losses are at a minimum within a relatively narrow range of relative humidity, say 80 90 percent.
The electrocardiogram (ECG) revealed ventricular-atrial dissociation during a V1 positive tachycardia (cycle length [CL] 316 ms) with relative narrow QRS complexes (QRS duration 110 ms) and left superior axis.
However, a dual HR is only effective at its resonance peaks with relative narrow bands.
Although established before [ 28, 29], hematocrit and hemoglobin were not identified as a significant covariate in this analysis, most likely explained by the relative narrow range within the patient population (0.3 0.5 L/L and 6 10.2 mmol/L, respectively).
