Sentence examples for based on a narrow from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, recent EU proposals for regulating endocrine disruptors are based on a narrow, hazard-based approach that offers only a one-sided and incomplete view of potential health and environmental risks," Scott Jensen, spokesman with the American Chemistry Council, told HuffPost in a statement.

Despite the high number of studies examining the molecular response of plants upon heat stress, most of the studies focused on the heat response of one or few genotypes and, thus, results are based on a narrow genetic background.

However, this goal has been achieved only partially, as most of the methods, especially the immunological and molecular ones, usually rely on the use of probes based on a narrow range of features, such as epitopes or DNA sequences.

described it as a "thoroughly disappointing judgement based on a narrow interpretation of the law".

But the alliance has been based on a narrow spectrum of issues, such as opposition to abortion and gay marriage.

Although Mr. Maudoodi and Mr. Qutb were not serious thinkers, they could at least offer a coherent ideology based on a narrow reading of Islamic texts.

But The Post had $250 million worth of new presses and printing equipment on the way, machinery based on a narrower page that would force The Post to rethink a design that had remained unchanged for two decades.

One, in Norway and Sweden, employs a special Sami orthographic system devised to accommodate a wide range of dialectal variation; a second, in Finland, is based on a narrower adaptation of Finnish orthography.

Judaism, being a highly decentralized system, deliberately allows a wide variation of beliefs, and few Jewish leaders would try to make a case in a secular legislature for the entire Jewish community, particularly one based on a very narrow reading of halacha, or Jewish law.

"All of the work may be very satisfying to those doing it but it will not be based on a very narrow, linear route of practice".

Roberts said the employment figure cited by the Australian Institute was based on a "very narrow" definition of industry employment used by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ABSS).