Sentence examples for The current narrowing from inspiring English sources
Thus, there is reason to be optimistic that new technology for GPCR ligand discovery will help reverse the current narrowing of the pharmaceutical pipeline.
Sometimes it's very difficult to justify [investments] because of the current narrow guidelines.
With the current narrower sidewalks, the vaults now lie not just under them but under the roadway.
The current narrow remit of the competition regulators flies in the face of the public interest, by undermining UK broadcasters' longer-term ability to sustain high level investment in UK output.
Such a convention which would examine votes at 16, the replacement of the House of Lords by a Senate of the regions and nations, and what could add up to a quasi-federal territorial constitution would elevate the debate on citizens' rights above the current narrow and blinkered Conservative focus on removing rights rather than affirming them.
A majority of these emissions have largely escaped the scrutiny of arguments over "carbon leakage" due to the current, narrow definition of leakage.
Given the current narrow definition of a registered lobbyist, however, the ban she proposes could be relatively easy to circumvent.
Indeed, the current narrow focus of PMTCT programs is only one example of how disease-specific global health funding, particularly for HIV/AIDS, can exacerbate the verticalization of recipient countries' health systems [33].
Children and adolescents who do not fulfil the current narrow definition of CFS but do suffer from disabling fatigue show comparable and substantial impairment.
The current narrow focus on technical care may not be the best approach to improving and maintaining population health when most gains are to be made by living and working well, for example.
While we assert that the current narrow outcome definitions in the treatment of depression present only the view of the medical field instead of the outcomes that matter most to patients, there is presently a paucity of published data on patients' views of what constitutes a good outcome in depression [ 13, 10].
