Sentence examples for a relatively wider range from inspiring English sources

The reduced size and weight of LPNs allows them to be deployed rapidly, cost-effectively, and on a relatively wider range of locations compared to traditional macro sites [6].

As can be seen in Table 9, the existing models in predicting the shear strength of SFRC beams with a/d ≥ 2.5 and plain/crimped fibers (LS-SB-PC) covered a relatively wider range of R2 (0.12–0.43), AAE (17.62 174.25), Chi squared (3.96 51.04) and the mean of PF (0.84 1.29) values.

can more accurately and comprehensively describe the effective thermal conductivities of nanofluids with different types (Al2O3 and CuO nanofluids) and sizes of nanoparticles (ranging from 10 to 150 nm), for a relatively wider range of temperatures in comparison with the most popular range of up to 50°C of published studies.

A relatively wide range of down- loadable material is available.

Pavlovian conditioning appears to be a widespread phenomenon, applying to a relatively wide range of responses.

Similarly efficient performance has been observed in a relatively wide range of mammals.

But he also warned that the rosy budget projections "are necessarily subject to a relatively wide range of error".

The market price of common stock is likely to move in a relatively wide range, depending on investors' expectations of earnings in the future.

After the first yielding point, a stress hardening over a relatively wide range of strain can be observed.

Consequently, HRP is a versatile enzyme with a relatively wide range of substrates (Kersten et al. 1990).

This means that the scale can cover a relatively wide range of writing proficiency of those students who take TEM.