Sentence examples for narrow range of error from inspiring English sources

PSN showed high precision of triggering and cycling-off of pressure relative to the neural effort and centered 80%% of breaths within a narrow range of error (Fig.  2).

Same type of plots but for children ≤2 years old (n = 11) or stratified on number of variant alleles, are presented as Figs.  3 and 4, Online Resource 1. Overall, the bridged KPD model and the algorithm by Biss et al. [ 14] showed the most narrow ranges of predictions errors.

"Their written work is often short, featuring a narrow range of styles and purposes, and has too many punctuation and spelling errors," said the report.

Measurement error and between-study variability may have attenuated our results, adding to the identification of a narrow range of fasting glucose levels for optimal survival.

Yet Roth sees sexuality from a narrow range of angles.

"I have such a narrow range of concentration".

The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.

Do you think that we restrict ourselves to a narrow range of reality?

They tend to reflect a narrow range of predominantly conservative opinion.

We also find a convergence around a narrow range of issues in all media.

Most Hon Members are university-educated and from a narrow range of places and occupations.