Sentence examples for relatively small spectrum from inspiring English sources

Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) is a promising technology allowing wireless networks to provide high spectral efficiency into relatively small spectrum bandwidths.

The limitation of this fast single-probe test is the relatively small spectrum of Mycobacterium spp. [ 8, 9].

One of the major limitations of Speed-oligo Mycobacteria is that it differentiates only a relatively small spectrum of Mycobacterium species.

We have made modifications to this approach as it led to some inconsistencies when applied to our dataset of highly redundant protein models and notably where relatively small numbers of spectra were obtained from some gel bands.

There were a few relatively small differences in the spectra, mostly indicating changes in lignin structure and hemicellulose content.

The relatively small observed shift between spectra of OPP liposomes with different amount of cholesterol ascertains the need of a narrow band pass filter system, which would not be required for well separated spectra.

In a contest featuring a long list of qualified candidates (most of whom are packed into a relatively small patch of the ideological spectrum), any assistance the average voter can get differentiating between the dozen or so people who are not Ed Lee is welcome.

Discrete but relatively small differences from the original spectrum were observed with increasing temperature, with a reduction of the intensity of the peak at 207 nm being the most apparent change.

Although CaCO3 spectra have a peak at c. 1100 cm−1 (ν1), this is generally a relatively small peak whereas the milky fluid spectrum (but not the granule) has a significant peak here that could be due to sugars [62].

We have previously seen that the fluorescence following 355 nm excitation of various substances exhibit sufficient dissimilarities that the different substances can be classified [ 4, 11, 12], but it is a challenging task as the differences between the fluorescence spectra are relatively small.

Protein database search (PDS) method relies entirely on a premise that the computed theoretical data matches to scanned ion mass spectrum and, in reality, this works only for a relatively small (5 25%) portion of the spectra acquired during a single LC MS run.