Sentence examples for relative narrow from inspiring English sources

However, a dual HR is only effective at its resonance peaks with relative narrow bands.

The PDDA-protected AuNPs obtained are very stable and have relative narrow size distribution.

Under fixed electricity tariff, the values lay in a relative narrow range, mostly between 30 £/kW per year and 40 £/kW per year.

However, it is usually ignored that the relative narrow band gap of rutile TiO2 benefits to the increasing in the responsive wavelength range.

In addition, at low temperature, a relative narrow emission at 428 nm emerges resulting from near band edge states to the acceptor states located near the valance band of the β-Ga2S3.

O. sativa subspecies indica appeared to be the best source of resistance to bacterial blight in rice conversely to the African cultivated rice O. glaberrima that showed a relative narrow resistance basis to BB (Djedatin et al. 2011).

Relative narrower molecular weight distribution was observed in contrast to the batch mode.

One patient had mild chondrolysis at presentation (diagnosed from 1 mm of relative narrowing of the articular clear space as compared to the uninvolved hip).

Interestingly, the majority of events compatible with immune relaxation were in HIV Gag, which was also the protein for which there was a relative narrowing of T cell ELISPOT responses in AIDS patients.

Mitochondria constriction sites were visually identified as regions defined by relative narrowing of mitochondria diameter or reduced fluorescence.

It is plausible that the relative narrowing of the cervical tracheal area compared to the non-obese [ 12] maintains a tight seal when a deflated cuffed Shiley tube remains in place.