Sentences with phrase «far narrower range»

They can differentiate into a range of tissues, albeit a far narrower range than embryonic stem cells.

Not exact matches

Let's refine our scope even further and narrow the range of possible misunderstanding.

Morrison never made the sustained effort needed to write even passable free verse, and his emotional range — from petulant narcissism to dead - serious angst — is far narrower than the least of his poetic idols.

It's a little bit more work to get an advert published, but if you've got an extremely specific audience in mind, a Facebook advert gives you the ability to narrow down your audience even further using the vast range of options available.

A party that continually loses elections because it's too far removed from the political center or because it appeals to too narrow a range of voters should seek to remedy that by expanding its coalition or moving toward the median voter — perhaps by compromising some of its ideological goals.

As the search for a hypothetical, unseen planet far, far beyond Neptune's orbit continues, research by a team of the University of Arizona provides additional support for the possible existence of such a world and narrows the range of its parameters and location.

Which suggests the chief application of Batygin's formalism may not be to model a wide range of systems but rather to make models for a narrow range of systems far less computationally expensive than N - body simulations.

One of the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom can be found in species of stomatopod crustaceans (mantis shrimp), some of which have 12 different photoreceptor types, each sampling a narrow set of wavelengths ranging from deep ultraviolet to far red (300 to 720 nanometers)(1 — 3).

For axions to explain dark matter, they would need to occupy a relatively narrow range of masses and be far lighter than WIMPs, potentially making them even harder to detect.

For axions to explain dark matter, they would need to occupy a relatively narrow range of masses and be far lighter than WIMPs.

Especially since most of the fast detectors are limited to a narrow wavelength range and not applicable for large sections of the mid and far infrared range like the HZDR's detector which is based on graphene.

Though the body's natural processes strive to keep the pH level of your blood at a slightly alkaline 7.4 (healthy bodies will sit between a narrow range of 7.35 — 7.45), it's thought that eating foods which are easier to digest and already more alkaline, will help to make this balancing process far easier.

b) Use a modernized search engine that lets you narrow down your options further than just gender, age range and location.

To narrow it down even further, you can search for a range of ages, distance from yourself, keyword, member status, and whether or not the user has a photo.

My concern is that if the interventions show little or no increase in performance in tests in a narrow range of subjects then creative subjects will be downgraded further.

Your points are well made, but I think I can fairly argue that the range of yields you'll find in a particular property category will still be far narrower than pretty much any other property or stock metric you can think of...

Throw in the unemployment rate (as a measure of buyer uncertainty) and the and the range narrows further.

Based on user - provided elite status, lounge memberships, and price range, the app can further narrow down the search.

It travels far but has narrow range, and when upgraded it will obtain the ability to penetrate the more ferocious enemies armor.

I increasingly find that by narrowing the range of choices you free up your mind to push ideas further and to look at design possibilities more fully.

Pressing the frontiers of climate science and related research is vital, but it's wishful thinking to expect further science to substantially narrow uncertainties on time scales that matter when it comes to regional or short - term climate forecasting, the range of possible warming from a big buildup of carbon dioxide, the impact of greenhouse forcing on rare extremes and the like.

As far back as 1979 there was a far narrower estimate of the range.

We need to narrow that range as far as possible and the only thing which will do that is new research.

While different researchers have different best estimates (James Annan, for example, says his best estimate is 2.5 C), uncertainties still mean that estimates can not be narrowed down to a far narrower and more precise range.

Given the narrow ambit of the coroner's discretion as to how far he may enquire into a death there is a tranche of case law developing to enable the coroner's court to be more wide - ranging in its investigations into death.

Amicus further highlights that this case presents the narrowest and most troubling instance of such a Sixth Amendment problem — namely express judicial reliance on so - called «acquitted conduct» involving jury - rejected, judge - discovered offense facts to calculate an enhanced Guideline sentencing range and thereby justify an aggravated sentence.

Facebook's response, however, is limited to a narrow range of technical changes that will further limit the data apps can collect and lead to audits of apps that exhibit troubling behavior.

While you may not know now where you are going tomorrow, having long range plans in mind will help you navigate through the trials and tribulations of your career and further enable you to narrow your path.

For instance, if an HR professional is scanning the database and they have found candidates that match the skills and experience for the job, they may want to further narrow the search by salary range based on the position they have open.

Range in pay, on the other hand, is narrow, with lower figures hovering around $ 22K and higher ones not far away at only $ 31K.

Tony helped me review a number of properties based on my criteria, and then we narrowed it down further until we found the best deal in my price range that would provide solid cash flow.