The observed evidence in AA women was inconsistent and was limited by narrow ranges of alcohol intake and small sample sizes.
The limited field of application was largely (though not entirely) accounted for by the narrow range of modelling techniques deployed by OR/SA practitioners.
Also, workers often feel disempowered by the narrow range of authority they are granted in conducting their jobs and by their lack of consultation regarding major reform efforts affecting their jobs.
Unsurprisingly, given their positions, they are still wedded to the idea that minorities need to be represented by a narrow range of self-appointed groups.
However, biosensor systems have been hindered by a narrow range of ligand detection capabilities, a relatively low signal output, and their inability to integrate multiple signals.
Inter-operator repeatability was lowest for LVEF which partly could be explained by the narrow range of values.
But as HCEO Co-Director James J. Heckman and his co-author, CEHD Predoctoral Fellow Sidharth Moktan, show in their new HCEO working paper, economics publishing is still frequently defined by a narrow range of journals.
Figure 5 Cell culture supernatant proteins of Mycobacterium tuberculosis separated by a narrow range pH gradient between pI 4 and 5 in the first dimension and SDS-PAGE in the second dimension.
The lack of correlation may also be explained by the narrow range of CAG repeats in our HD mouse colony.
In contrast, identification of FLT3-ITD signaling outliers was aided by the narrow range of signaling responses observed in this sample set.
