Sentence examples for narrower interval from inspiring English sources

Prediction intervals are described by mean value (line in the center of prediction interval), 80 % prediction interval (narrower interval), and 95%% prediction range (wider interval).

We did not consider the narrower interval defined by the distal breakpoint of Df 2L dp-h19 as reliable in view of the inconsistent genetic behaviour Df 2L dp-h19ove.

A narrower interval could be obtained through the gradual accumulation of evidence from studies and trials, and perhaps a more sophisticated model.

Within a narrower interval (38.5 43.6 Mb), 11 informative markers could discriminate the Axd alleles from BALB/c and C57BL/6, confirming association (Fig.  2A).

That is why we consider the interval from +27 to +36 as a functional window for DPE despite over-representation of the DPE sites in narrower interval (27 33).

Though the numbers for the length of the wrinkles vary between 300 nm and 1900 nm, the width is reported to be in a narrower interval from 100 nm to 200 nm.

Vicentino's ruminations on Greek categories — diatonic, chromatic, and enharmonic, each involving progressively narrower intervals — led him to divide the octave into thirty-one tones instead of the usual twelve.

They observed that 3-marker haplotypes provided narrower intervals than 10-marker haplotypes, at the possible price of more false-positive detections.

In the case of the chicken intercross, this was expanded to eight generations of intercrossing, with the result being far narrower intervals generated.

"For more than a century, the wealth income ratio has typically fallen in a narrow interval between 4 and 5.

A narrow interval of separation values is found where both regimes alternatively appear.