Sentence examples for relatively broad range from inspiring English sources

But, within the relatively broad range of between five and twenty-five per cent, you can add water and some flavoring and most people can't tell the difference.

While in Germany and the Netherlands the art was completely dominated by devotional, religious subject matter, Italian printmaking covered a relatively broad range.

These features cover a relatively broad range of molecular properties and are carefully selected based on our experience.

The obtained results show that the proposed control scheme provides good dynamic behaviour, even if the plant parameters vary in a relatively broad range.

The dependence of the α ME on f shows an increase of the magnitude of ME response of the sample within relatively broad range of frequency 0 5 kHz (Fig. 8b).

Studies have disclosed the relatively broad range of XRD diffraction peaks for GO and RGO. Figure 3 shows that these peaks differ significantly, with a sharp prominence at 2θ ⋍ 11.6° and 26.5° [30].

Reactivity evolution (conversion vs time) experiments were carried out in a thermogravimetric analysis apparatus using relatively broad ranges of particle size (53 350 μm), temperature (400 600°C), and H2S concentration (2500 10,500 ppm).

In addition, the actual exposures of most workers were not measured on most days, thus exposure levels were described in terms of relatively broad ranges; short-term peak exposures were rarely identified.

For example, as described in epidemiological studies below, most workers' exposures were not measured on most days and exposure levels were generally described in terms of relatively broad ranges.

In contrast, our method does not need special boundary markers and can be applied to a relatively broader range of resolutions.

Although the freshwater wetland showed a relatively broader range of phylotypes, the majority of the clones (113 out of 117) fell into Ca. Scalindua brodae, only one clone affiliated with Ca. Scalindua wagneri, and three clones with a unique new cluster Y.