Sentence examples for narrower scatter from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the Weibull statistics showed that specimens with higher porosity exhibit a narrower scatter in fracture strength.

Correlation data between experimental and estimated lives are found to lie within narrow scatter band.

This strategy resulted in a great simplification of the problem, allowing all the considered experimental results to fall within a narrow scatter band.

When the crack growth rate, (da/dt)avg, is represented by (Ct avg, all the data seem to collapse within a single narrow scatter band.

The method is shown effective in correlating low-cycle fatigue test data of various sources documented in the literature into a single narrow scatter band which is remarkable consistent with the scatter band of the existing master S N curve adopted ASME B&PV Code since 2007.

Undoubtedly, the channel of Ps-trapping determined by fractional free-volume F v plays a decisive role in this kinetics in view of narrow scattering of experimental variances err = 0.04⋅10−3 (Table 1).

In full agreement with previous research [2, 28], the studied kinetics clearly obeys single-exponential functional with best-fitted time constant τ approaching 15.0 s for NHD (under saturation level of 0.33 GPa and narrow scattering of experimental variables enveloped within err = 1.8⋅10−3) and 18.7 s for elastic modulus E (under 7.2 GPa saturation and err = 2.8⋅10−3).

The spread is large, but appropriate partitioning of the links can produce individual scatter plots of narrower spread.

The World-Wide Lightning Location Network detected causative lightnings for 74 of 453 early VLF events out of which 54 (73%) were produced due to narrow-angle scattering, and by 20 (27%) due to wide-angle scattering.

Under the above criteria, we found that about 73% (54 out of 74) events were associated with narrow-angle scattering and about 27% (20 out of 74) with wide-angle scattering.

Apart from the peculiar circumstances, the Court's findings were narrow and scattered.