Sentence examples for more narrow range from inspiring English sources

That's a much more narrow range.

"It was time," he said, "to focus on a more narrow range of interest.

We will provide a more narrow range with a more targeted estimate at a later date.

"Unfortunately we will not be able to provide you with a more narrow range," he replied, by e-mail.

In addition, die temperature varies over a more narrow range in comparison with extrusion in the conventional iso-speed mode.

Unlike iPIX movies, however, Be Here's iVideo technology captures and shows a more narrow range -- 360 degress horizontally and about 110 degrees vertically.

When compared with the human versions of these receptors, the researchers found that the cat bitter receptor Tas2r38 was less sensitive to PTC and did not respond to PROP, whereas Tas2r43 was less sensitive to aloin but more sensitive to denatonium, leading the researchers to conclude that cats taste different, and perhaps more narrow, ranges of bitter flavors than humans.

For both variables we found general trends in their associations with assessments, which indicates that more narrow ranges would hardly have revealed additional patterns of associations.

Although the scholarly writing ranges widely, a much more narrow scope is seen in the actual political-judicial debate.

We recognize that once- or twice-in-a-lifetime screening is usually recommended for women in a more narrow age range (e.g., 25 50 years).

Microarray analyses also suffer from signal saturation errors and exhibit a much more narrow dynamic range when compared with RNA-seq (59).