Sentence examples for more narrow sampling from inspiring English sources

In a more narrow sampling, Forbes magazine on Sept. 22 estimated that the loss for 10 oligarchs whose wealth was primarily in public companies totaled $42.75 billion, or 34.1percentt of their estimated worth on Jan . 1

Unfortunately, it was impossible for practical reasons to sample the blood within more narrow time limits.

The high value of mean years of education (approximately 13 to 14 years) reported in these American cohorts [ 29, 38] suggests a more narrow selection of patients compared with the sample included in the SATS (mean, 9.4 years of education).

Especial attention is paid to differences between both activating agents, comparing samples having similar or different activation rates, showing that CO2 generates more narrow porosity and penetrates more inside the spherical particles than steam.

Effects were sampled from a wide N (0, σ 1 2 ) distribution or a more narrow N (0, σ 1 2 / 100 ) distribution.

That's a much more narrow range.

The parameters have become more and more narrow.

The Taliban goal was more narrow.

Mr. Romney's range is more narrow at 36 votes.

Lower levels of confidence lead to even more narrow intervals.

First a more narrow one.