Sentence examples for narrowed relative from inspiring English sources

How much have the yields on junk bonds narrowed relative to Treasury securities? A. Spreads have narrowed a fair amount.

Low and Low have also argued that relative measures are better for assessing progress in reducing inequalities because, in the context of overall health improvement, narrowing relative measures necessarily imply narrowing absolute measures when health is improving relatively faster among the people who are worse off.

As the gap in performance between the modalities narrowed, the relative improvement of multi-modal approaches seemed more marked.

The immature fruiting body of Crucibulum laeve (technically, the peridium), is roughly spherical in shape, but in maturity the base is narrowed slightly relative to the top, so that it appears like a cup, or crucible.

Trunk narrowed anteriorly relative to head shield, widest posteriorly: (0) absent; (1) present.

The confidence intervals are quite narrow, relative to the means.

A content that is broad relative to one subject might be narrow relative to another, more inclusive subject.

In general, the sharp interface model is suitable when the transition zone is narrow relative to the scale of the problem.

The sharp inflection in the capillary condensation step at which the gas uptake suddenly occurs over a narrow relative pressure ranges from 3.2 to 3.8 specifying that the MCM-41 nanoparticles have a very narrow pore size distribution.

However, k showed a quadratic response to temperature in the CB soil (Fig. 3c), indicating the optimum temperature range for soil R h in this forest soil was narrower relative to those for the PE and SS soils.

Our results give the suggestion that observation of the faster-is-slower effect may necessitate certain critical conditions including passages being overly narrow relative to the size of participles (pedestrians) to create long-lasting blockages.