Sentence examples for a perhaps narrow from inspiring English sources

Criteria are sought for the acceptance or rejection of proposed functional forms of the aggregation kernel, of a more fundamental nature than the goodness of fit which they might afford to a perhaps narrow range of experimental data.

Should we conduct studies that fail to identify an appropriate, perhaps narrow, therapeutic niche for the drug?

"They don't realise that graduate studies not only confer knowledge within a very special and perhaps narrow field, but also a general skill in methodology, analysis, and knowledge-seeking," says Inger Grufman of the Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers.

Considering the relatively short duration of our study, future research is recommended to determine the extent to which such differences in skeletal muscle mass would continue or perhaps narrow over time.

Among these should be numbered a thinner and perhaps narrower tax base, with all that implies for government revenue collection.

But still there was an immense gap between the highly structured polyphony and the free-flowing chant, a gap that was perhaps narrowed in the 14th century by a more rhythmical singing of plainsong.

For example, Canadian anti-corruption laws have principles of extraterritoriality that are similar to those found in the UK Bribery Act.10 In the United States, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 1977,11 has a similar goal to the Bribery Act 2010 and, in its extraterritorial reach, a similar impact although is perhaps narrower in its scope.

Patients were accrued at a single academic medical center, perhaps narrowing the ability to generalize results.

As more of us live longer, a greater number of people will be faced with a choice when they get older: struggle to live independently in their own home, or move into a care home or retirement community, with access to better care and support, but perhaps narrower social horizons.

The gap on the revenue split and cost credits for owners is still enormous, although perhaps narrower than the $700 million to $800 million that has been widely reported.

The Europeans have agreed in general on sanctions on financial transactions with the Iranian Central Bank, which the United States has already imposed, but are discussing the scope, perhaps narrowing them to transactions supporting proliferation.