Sentence examples for narrow reference from inspiring English sources

In other words, we do a better job of weighing risks against a narrow reference point than against the total economic outlook.

For the remaining parameters, increases may be partially explained by the relatively narrow reference intervals of our diagnostic laboratory.

In non-realistic 'supernormal' (i.e., too healthy) reference groups [ 7] unreasonable narrow reference intervals can be expected.

In practice he recommends the choice of the narrowest reference class for which there are adequate statistics, a recommendation that is of no help (why, or why not, should we throw various astrological theories into the reference class for assessing the prior probability of general relativity?).

About the reference class, Reichenbach says only "I do not think this is a serious difficulty as the same question occurs for the determination of the probability of single events" and recommends the choice of the narrowest reference class for which there are adequate statistics (though how the adequacy of a statistic for the truth or falsity of theories is assessed is never explained).

There's the broader references and the narrower references -- they're not just coming from art history but a bunch of different cultural histories.

This represents a particular challenge given the narrow glucose reference range and risk of hypoglycemia during pregnancy.

This is roughly the same point Kong Chuan made in insisting that 'horse' always refers to all horses and that adding 'white' to it merely narrows its reference by specifying the horses' color.

Radiographs were further examined by another examiner for signs of osteophytes and joint space narrowing with reference to a radiographic atlas developed by Menz et al. [ 29].

Allowing for a selective, basically narrow frame of reference, then, it's worth noting that much of what we know about the twentysomething years comes down to selective, basically narrow frames of reference.

The winners were the prime minister and the government, who escaped scot-free because of the narrow terms of reference of the inquiry and Hutton's failure to consider the government's conduct in a constitutional context.