Sentence examples for a rather narrow group from inspiring English sources

Previous attempts of phylogenetic analysis of fungal ABC proteins were either focused on a rather narrow group of species [ 37, 38] or on a particular subfamily of ABC proteins [ 39, 40].

We measured a marked difference in urine concentrating and diluting ability between the three groups of patients in the present study, in spite of a rather narrow age range between the groups with medians between 49 and 59 years.

Orwell, of course, if in a rather narrow respect.

"The discounters really compete in a rather narrow segment of the book marketplace," he said.

P450 monooxygenases from microorganisms, similar to those of eukaryotic mitochondria, display a rather narrow substrate specificity.

This in turn causes a rather narrow temporal distribution when an ITS is measured.

provides a rather narrow and unbalanced view of the innovation management phenomenon.

However, my sense is that a product designed for collecting reminders on the go has a rather narrow use case.

However, despite of several advantages, the obtained scaffolds so far offer a rather narrow range of materials characteristics only.

The consensus that has emerged is that the Yahoo board now has a rather narrow set of options.

It also reflects a rather narrow idea of neighbor love.