Sentence examples for the smallest range from inspiring English sources

$84,837 — The smallest range in median household income on a single subway line (for the G, the only non-shuttle subway line that doesn't pass through Manhattan).

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.

But the fact is that over the last year, Microsoft has traded in a range of $23.60 to $30, a low-to-high difference of only 27percentthethe smallest range in Microsoft's history.

Edward Hall, who pioneered the study of proxemics, called the smallest range — less than eighteen inches between people — "intimate distance," the point at which you can sense another person's odor and temperature.

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.

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

Nad5 is the largest at over 1.7 kb, and the tRNA genes are the smallest, ranging from 52 to 71 bp.

Some consumers consider the smaller range of products on the shelves in discount retailers to be a good thing.

They are also in agreement in falling within the smaller range of measurements expressed in the series.

Part of Folard's justification was the small range of contemporary firearms.