Sentence examples for smallest range of from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Vad and other researchers led a study of 42 professional golfers and found that those with the smallest range of motion in their lead hip and lower back had the highest frequency of back pain.

Vaquitas (Phocoena sinus) are not just the world's smallest cetacean (a family that includes dolphins, whales and porpoises), but they also have the smallest range of any marine mammal.

In Fresno County, for instance, the researchers found the smallest range of charges, but there was still a difference of $46,204 between the highest and lowest hospital appendectomy charge.

The world's smallest porpoise and cetacean, vaquita (Phocoena sinus) are shy and retiring with eye patches that have led them to be described fondly as the 'pandas of the sea.' These rarely-seen porpoises also have the smallest range of any cetacean, only inhabiting about 2,300 square kilometres of marine waters in Mexico.

Accordingly, the highest variation is observed for shear modulus, while the bulk modulus shows the smallest range of variation.

Moreover, since the extent of this model does not cover the smallest range of pores, calculations with the Dubinin-Radushkevich (DR) model were also made.

They have one of the smallest ranges of any lizard in the world, Arteaga said.

Ms. Penza also offers a small range of breakfast and lunch fare.

They offer a small range of delicious wines - three reds, three whites and one rose.

However, it offered a smaller range of budget hotels from which to choose than the others.

He has worked these changes within a small range of novelistic forms.