Sentence examples for much narrower at from inspiring English sources

That doesn't change the fact that Trump appears to be significantly ahead of Cruz nationally (although the margin could be much narrower at 36-24), but it does show the fragility of polling numbers that are based on such a small number of US voters.

Compared to cultured vSVZ cells, primary vSVZ showed a slightly higher survival rate at 2 weeks (p = 0.07), but this difference became much narrower at 6 weeks, indicating that many cells continued to die.

In contrast, the ranges of estimated values for coefficients of digestibility and heats of combustion for fat were much narrower, at 90 95% and 9.3 9.5 kcal/g, respectively.

However, the distributions are much narrower at RT than at cryogenic temperatures, which indicates a decrease in precision at cryogenic temperature, commonly defined as an increase in random errors.

Fareed Hussein, a cousin of Mr Ahmed's mother, said he was a "likeable person" while at school but his world view became "much narrower" while at university.

Prices start around $1,000 and run up to four times that (the much narrower Mac universe starts at 5.3 pounds and $1,500).

Although significant differences in the age-at-onset amongst flocks have been reported previously for four flocks [17], the range for mean age-at-onset was much narrower (2.4 2.9 years), despite very large differences in incidence.

The other movement had a much narrower focus; their outrage directed at government and our president.

The two spectra show similar features: an extremely broad set of shifts covering the region from 7000 to −2000 ppm in GA27 and 10000 to −3000 ppm in GB7 (although it is possible that the spectra cover a wider range than the mapped region in both cases) and a much narrower distribution of resonances centered at approximately 2000 ppm in both samples.

In practice, the roles they have assumed still bear a striking resemblance to those of their mothers, who had a much narrower set of opportunities and rights at their disposal.

In contrast, when polymerizing at 80 °C, a much narrower span of fAN (0.5 0.85) yielded particles with hydrocarbon encapsulated.