Sentence examples for comparably narrow from inspiring English sources
The low-lying eastern and western coastal margins are comparably narrow.
A comparably narrow definition of "interrogation" was embraced by the court in Rhode Island v. Innis (1980), in which a 6 3 majority held that a contrived conversation between police officers conducted in the presence of a suspect and intended to elicit incriminating statements from him did not constitute an interrogation that would require adherence to Miranda.
Atkins didn't really help us by substituting for a narrow, obsessive fixation on dietary fat a comparably narrow, comparably obsessive preoccupation with carbohydrate.
The comparably narrow GC distribution in the sequence data from single genome projects does not reveal this effect, and while backfolding might limit maximum obtainable read length, similar filtering steps would not be a prerequisite before e.g. subsequent assembly.
For no DNA coils present (EC 0, VC 0) a comparably narrow V2' peak is seen at a frequency corresponding to one in-between the two individual free-bead peaks, which could be considered as the sum of the peaks for 250- and 100-nm beads.
This is due in large part to their unusual skulls, which feature elongate, horse-like faces ending in a squared snout and a comparably short arcade of tiny, narrow-crowned teeth [34].
They possess comparably minuscule wavelength compared to incident light (photons).
Compared with trials with EPSPs, P(d Vnorm/d t) was comparably wide for trials with no EPSPs and narrow for trials containing EPSPs; using a threshold in the standard deviation of P(d Vnorm/d t) allowed us to separate "nonresponsive" (high σ) and "responsive" (low σ) trials.
In cases like acute pancreatitis, where therapeutic options are narrow, the system can perform comparably despite a relatively sparse citation set.
"Amalgamated Volatile Aftermath Fusion Spazz" at the narrow, L-shaped STAR 67 is comparably pixilated but a lot funkier.
These organic acids were eluted within a narrow retention time window in a comparably short time (<12 min), as observed previously [ 33].
