Sentence examples for narrower distance from inspiring English sources

The narrower distance distributions indicate a restriction of NBD conformational flexibility.

Bifunctional spin labels (BSL) provide narrower distance distributions when compared to that with standard MTSL spin labels.

Also, the increase in Tm for lipodisq-based samples will enable DEER data to be collected out further in time and lead to longer distance measurements and potentially narrower distance distributions.

In particular, for dip angles greater than θ = 30°, P PHS was only observed within a narrow distance range (140 180 km).

If there was a measure of the narrow distance between the two sides it was that the slightly better chances came to Rangers.

Looking at the data from a narrow distance range, a power function, an exponential function, a polynomial, or even a straight line may fit the data quite well.

Fewer traffic jams... Traffic usually slows as the volume of cars on a road increases, because drivers slow their speed to accommodate the narrowed distance from the car ahead of them.

"At the time there was a space race between Russia (the Soviet Union and Americaa to land the first man on the moon and America won it by a very narrow distance.

However, a significant contribution of V-Si distances at more 3.0 Å range in the FT(χ k)*k3) would require a highly ordered arrangement of VxOy species on the SiO2 support and a very narrow distance distribution.

The objective of this manuscript was to describe and analyze the spatial and temporal distribution patterns, as well as the management of water resources, along a country with a narrow distance from the Andes Mountains to the Pacific Ocean.

By focusing energy dissipation within a very narrow distance in the regions adjacent to the screen, it was possible to generate local energy dissipation rates as high as 40,000 W/kg while maintaining the specific energy consumption rates below 0.2 kWh/t of liquid processed.