Sentence examples for narrower intervals from inspiring English sources

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.

Because the values of other features are from narrower intervals (e.g., logP has values between 3 and 6), molecular weight prevails and the data are clustered mainly by this descriptor.

For a given target, the width of the prediction interval varies a lot for different compounds, therefore among the compounds with high predicted affinities we choose those with narrower intervals.

Scoring amplification of each product followed by additional PCR reactions for progressively narrower intervals based on results of the initial scan permitted us to map breakpoints to within a few kb (Figure 4C).

Overestimates of k̂ favor CI overestimates by setting a high mid-point for the estimated intervals, and by reducing the estimated sampling variance (because

Similarly, we examined the trend in death rates with narrower intervals of attained age for all cancers combined (20 49, 50 59, 60 69, 70 79, ≥80) and for the four most common cancers (lung, colorectum, prostate, female breast) (20 49, 50 64, ≥65).

The subgroup analyses by study design showed nonsignificant reductions in LDL and HDL serum levels, howbeit, the crossover studies provided narrower interval estimates (than those of the parallel-arm design).

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.

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).

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