Sentence examples for relative narrow sample from inspiring English sources

Although the digital EST expression analyses provided a first glimpse of the patterns of NAC expression in Populus, we could not draw conclusive inferences regarding NAC gene expression due to the obvious limitations of EST data such as relative narrow sample coverage and biases towards highly expressed genes.

The sample size was chosen to allow for a relative narrow confidence interval for the frequency of febrile neutropenia.

Figure 2c and d show the optical images (under ambient and UV lamp) and the PL emission spectra of a series of MAPbX3 NCs@Pb-MOF samples with varied halide compositions, which has been easily tuned from deep blue to near infrared with relative narrow emissions (FWHM = 19 55 nm).

Isaf said the study "suffered from irrelevant generalisations, narrow sample sets, unprofessional rhetoric and sensationalism".

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.

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

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

Third, the age range of this sample was relatively narrow.

These samples had relatively narrow length and diameter spectra.

However, the resulting estimates of process variance were low relative to sampling variance and led to a range of annual survival rates that appeared to be too narrow given knowledge of species biology.