Fact: This one sounds rough, but is rather narrow in scope.
For Ian Bogost, professor of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology and creator of Cow Clicker, a satirical Facebook game, part of the problem is that video game humour has, to date, been rather narrow in style.
Thus, in its origin, the purpose of diagnoses and diagnostic tests has been rather narrow in aiming at treatment and making prognoses compared to the potential use in animal welfare, animal health economics and food safety.
As the invasion zone is rather narrow, in our definition less than 0.5 mm, while tumor core represents the bulk of a large, solid tumor, lack of significance for the invasion zone is not surprising.
Using them we were able to conclude that during impulsive phase the region in which electrons are stopped is rather narrow with the thickness in the range 1500 4000 km.
The dispersion of the charge formation probability about the most probable charge (Zp) is rather narrow and approximately Gaussian in shape and is nearly independent of the mass split as well as of the fissioning species.
His writing is clear but often dry, and his focus is rather narrow, on political developments in France from 1799, when Napoleon was named first consul, to the decade following 1804, when, as Mr. Woloch puts it, "Napoleon placed the imperial crown on his own head".
The pelvic outlet is rather narrow dorsoventrally and transversely as in Alllosaurus (Figure 15B).
While the luggage space in the trunk is rather narrow, bags can be stacked to the ceiling.
However, as the number of coauthors in our dataset is rather narrow with a mean of 3.95, a median of 3 and a standard deviation of 5.41 authors, a seizable bias cannot be expected.
