Sentence examples for constricted range from inspiring English sources

In "Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen," Mr. Holzmair used supple dynamics and a deliberately constricted range of timbres — as well as body language, a legitimate part of a singer's arsenal — to paint vividly the heartbreak that animates this cycle.

It is not the slowness that seems strange, or anti-Romantic, but the deliberate pulse, the detached articulation and the constricted range of dynamics.

But it has an extremely constricted range, and is useless when it comes to problems that extend beyond its range.

Nonparametric statistics were applied when the results were based on a constricted range (e.g., limited trials or ceiling effects).

Spearman rank correlation was chosen as it accommodated better the constricted range and dynamic limits of the GI50 measurements.

When they make decisions, a very small number of people are in the room, and it has a certain effect of constricting the range of alternatives being offered".

It is argued that this orthodoxy misses the causal factor in catch shares and thus constricts the range of policy options for catch shares.

Cas9-mediated cleavage requires a protospacer adjacent motif (PAM) juxtaposed with the DNA target sequence, thus constricting the range of targetable sites.

The underlying issue is one of a broad market that can functions at a high level while still significantly constricting the range of art that reaches the public.

Therefore, although the PLC inhibitor did exert a significant effect on reducing the NRG/vehicle MRVA, this likely was due to reducing overall adhesion and constricting the range of the potential response, rather than to specific inhibition of an NRG1/erbB2-dependent pathway.

Multiple insults occurring concurrently at multiple sites within the system may constrict the range and flexibility of compensatory mechanisms, thereby compromising the integrity and viability of the system.