Sentences with phrase «relatively narrow time»

While male germline stem cells differentiate (or become specialized) throughout a man's life to produce a steady supply of new sperm, a woman's are believed to differentiate into a stockpile of eggs during a relatively narrow time frame before she's even born.

Not exact matches

It seems evident that minority governments with a comparatively narrow seat - advantage over the official Opposition usually stay in power for relatively brief periods of time.

When one takes all this into consideration, it must seem surprising that we still know as much as we do about the chronology of the life of Jesus, and especially that we can fix inside relatively narrow limits the time within which all that the Evangelists tell of Jesus» ministry took place.

The time span between the given «present» and the appropriated past varies widely, from the relatively narrow gap between David and the account of him in II Sam.

Former Erie County Executive Chris Collins will be the nominee in the NY - 27, scoring a relatively narrow win over two - time candidate and Iraq war veteran David Bellavia.

Neurons in the mouse olfactory bulb fire in a relatively narrow range, up to a few hundred times per second.

As NASA's Cassini spacecraft prepares to shoot the narrow gap between Saturn and its rings for the second time in its Grand Finale, Cassini engineers are delighted, while ring scientists are puzzled, that the region appears to be relatively dust - free.

I have heard these lines a million times in my relatively short amount of time in this world and have always dismissed them as simple minded, narrow quotes that fail to acknowledge the complexities of life and hold almost no real world significance.

In times of high dispersion, the gap between the best performers and the worst performers is relatively wide; when dispersion is low, the performance gap narrows,» Lazzara explains in a recent blog post.