Sentence examples for by small range from inspiring English sources

Most species of Neotropical salamanders, however, are characterized by small range sizes, and often are known from only a single mountain range [ 15- 17], precluding studies of population differentiation at a regional scale.

This may be partly explained by small ranges of size, but also by not recognizing the role of body composition (fat-free mass and fat mass) as a determinant of functional body size.

The main part of the 45-square-mile base is screened off from Camp Delta by a small range of bluffs.

Under G.M.'s control, Saab was hobbled by a small range of models as well as a sense that it was less connected to its Scandinavian base in terms of engineering and design.

For hematopoietic tumours, the estimates were also limited by the small range of cumulative RBM doses.

However, the area of interest might not be captured due to respiratory motion, and the ability to investigate tumor heterogeneity will be limited by the small range of acquired images.

Although the observed data can often be explained by a small range of parameters (e.g., a somewhat higher sensitivity and shorter mean duration of the stage may also result in a good fit), by having more detailed data from several screening rounds, by screening different age groups and/or by using different screening intervals, best parameters often fall into a smaller range [ 12].

Some fields were characterized by a small range in the number of publications (e.g. Anatomy with range over 219 institutions up to 76 papers) and others reached thousands (e.g. Medicine General and Internal with range up to 1063 papers).

This is supported by the relatively small range of motions adopted by the myristylated protein in apo and ternary states on the basis of PCA analysis.

Reduced representation is achieved by sequencing a small range of fragment sizes, rather than by capture of biotinylated adaptor.

The low uncertainty in I is indicated by the relatively small range of its 95% CI.