Sentence examples for much narrower range from inspiring English sources

Parker, though, works within a much narrower range.

While our incomes vary wildly from youth to adulthood to retirement, our level of consumption wanders up and down in a much narrower range.

At high temperatures, on the other hand, there is a much narrower range between the coenothermic temperature and temperatures that cause death.

In daily life when works of art are spoken of, the intention is to denote a much narrower range of objects namely, those responded to aesthetically.

That made the value shares look very cheap by comparison and created the conditions for an extended period of catching up.By the end of 2006 there was a much narrower range of valuations in the market.

In developing countries and in those with authoritarian regimes, there is a much narrower range of economic groups, very few if any public interest and cause groups, and some government interests.

That approach contrasts with previous projections of climate change/O3-related health impacts cited by the researchers, all of which utilized much narrower ranges of inputs than the current study.

The dataset described is used to derive a main field model up to degree and order 15, without any secular variation, but with an external field up to degree and order 2. Because we set a much narrow range for the Dst selection than for the 2005.0 model, no Dst dependency was introduced.

As can be seen from Figure 2, the Bayesian estimate of the posterior log odds of good outcome for center 1 uses information from all other centers and has a much narrow range than the frequentist confidence interval.

This may explain the much narrower total range of loricariid mean species δC centroid deviation relative to published ranges of neotropical river fish communities containing diverse species representing multiple families and ecological strategies [ 22].

Deena, like Diana Ross, is beautiful and slim, but has a much narrower vocal range than Effie.