Sentence examples for a relatively narrower range from inspiring English sources

In M4K2 under the USEQ conditions, the effect was observed more switch-like, where for a relatively narrower range of Phos2 concentration (~ 300 400 nM) MKKK-P amplitude reached from maximum to minimum.

They are most consistent for forest community types that occur in a relatively narrow range of environmental conditions, and differ most for types with wide-ranging tree species.

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

Other major gauges traded in a relatively narrow range and ended nearly unchanged.

Songs feature four- or five-note scands, and melodies employ a relatively narrow range.

Many nonmetallic minerals have a relatively narrow range of colours, although some have an unusually wide range.

Reported refractive indices of clay minerals generally fall within a relatively narrow range from 1.47 to 1.68.

To keep the yuan from rising beyond a relatively narrow range, China's central bank has stepped up its already huge purchases of dollar-denominated securities.

"Since the days of Watson and Nicklaus, American golfers in particular have got used to playing in ornamental gardens which demand a relatively narrow range of shots.

They pointed out that oil prices had been see-sawing within a relatively narrow range from $70 to just above $80 a barrel since the end of July.

In spite of their indefinable structure, their chemical compositions surprisingly fall in a relatively narrow range, as the SiO2 Al2O3 ratios are mostly between 1.0 and 2.0.