Sentence examples for ranges narrow from inspiring English sources

Akwapim-Togo Ranges, narrow belt of ridges and hills in Ghana, western Africa.

Narrow ranges do not necessarily indicate better agreement between equations; because approach 2 limited equation use to the developmental DBH ranges, narrow ranges usually indicate a scarcity of equations for a DBH class.

For rare plants, especially those with limited geographic ranges, narrow habitat specificity can further limit distribution.

The average relative coverage across GC content levels fell into ranges narrow enough to have little impact on data utility: between 53% and 110% of mean coverage for P. falciparum, between 79% and 140% for E. coli, and between 64% and 120% for R. sphaeroides.

Only by age 7 does the normal range narrow.

Rabinowitz ([10]) identified seven forms of rarity in plants by considering geographic range (narrow – wide), local abundance (high – low), and habitat specificity (narrow – wide).

Entities that are confined to a relatively narrow geographical range but can affect other, often larger entities beyond their range; narrow geographical range points to sensitivity to environmental variables, including climate, and therefore attests to potential vulnerability to climate change.

In the the beginning, his prose was crisper and his style more robust, but his subject range narrower.

The range narrows as it moves east and is hardly discernible beyond the Duars, a plains region in West Bengal state.

As the heat loss becomes larger, the growth rate decreases and the unstable range narrows.

The range narrows as tree height increases, with the tallest angiosperms all sprouting leaves that are 10 to 20 centimeters long.