Sentence examples for in a restricted range from inspiring English sources
These observations support the idea that expression variation for plastic genes that are key to survival, even in a restricted range of environments, can have broad-ranging impacts on both genome-wide gene expression and growth rate.
Thickness values identified through the minimisation of the Hamiltonian vary in a restricted range around 0.07 nm for the AMBER force model used in this study.
These formulas deals with a limited number of materials in a restricted range of design options and would yield unrealistic results in ultimate loading conditions.
In a recent note by Ciavarella and Maitournam, it was found that the approximation is only valid in a restricted range of cases.
We could also monitor the thickness of the native oxide layer grown on our Al-based samples in a restricted range between 2 and 10 nm and determine its value as explained in "Methods".
In such contexts, it is often convenient to replace the time consuming forward solver by a metamodel acting as a fast and accurate substitute in a restricted range of input parameters.
In fact, only a restricted range of parameter values result in oscillations.
The open, sagged bowl forms of the late Hellenistic period in the Levant have a restricted range of colours and forms, categorised by Grose [20: pp. 54, 56, chart, 21: p. 193, Fig. 110] into conical, parabolic, hemispherical and shallow hemispherical forms.
Their sample consists of a "restricted range," in that there is very little variation in I.Q.
In the South, culinary tradition was largely shaped in rural kitchens with access to a restricted range of ingredients, notably corn and pork, which, in the form of superb ham, bacon, sausage and grits, still grace regional breakfast tables.
For example, the IQRs used for the clinical validity measure are likely to be larger in other populations (as LIPID had a restricted range), but if these increases in IQR were proportionately equal, then the rankings would be preserved.
