Sentence examples for under a narrow range from inspiring English sources

The green tree frogs, which may or may not be good judges of weather, gain more water than they lose only under a narrow range of conditions, he says.

This population reached the highest degree of adaptation at the stationary state (see Table 1) and resembles specialist organisms that perform optimally under a narrow range of very well established conditions, but have difficulties to adapt when these conditions are modified [51].

Start of LCR occurs under a narrow range of conditions.

These simple models effectively predicted growth and body composition under a narrow range of environmental conditions.

This assumption is based on findings that signaling motifs exhibit biological switches under a narrow range of endogenous or exogenous stimuli [ 59].

While E. coli is capable of oxidizing glucose directly to gluconate, the activity appears only under a narrow range of conditions not found in laboratory cultures [ 29].

Under steady rotation, there is a narrow range of small angular velocities favoring liquid dispersion.

B. taraw is best considered as belonging to the Vulnerable category, under VUD2, a category often applied to naturally rare and narrowly endemic taxa which, although not under immediate threat, have such a narrow range that unpredictable localised habitat degradation puts them at risk of rapidly fulfilling the criteria for Critically Endangered or Extinct.

For instance, the facial recognition system may work under uncontrolled illumination and background, but a narrow range of face pose.

For example, cue-dependent cooperation remained stable under most dispersal rates with disassortative mating, a narrow range of dispersal rates with random mating, and was never stable under assortative mating.

They then refute this argument by analyzing models in which altruism evolves under a narrower range of conditions with cultural transmission than with vertical, gene-like transmission.