Sentence examples for because of its narrower from inspiring English sources

Best, who served on a science advisory panel to SKA during the reconfiguring process, says that the midfrequency array in South Africa will still be able to do surveys of the radio sky, only more slowly because of its narrower field of view.

However, it may be endangered because of its narrow ecological preferences.

Although therapeutic anticoagulation with warfarin has been the standard therapy for stroke prophylaxis, it has been underutilized because of its narrow therapeutic window, significant drug-to-drug and drug-to-food interactions, need for frequent monitoring, and bleeding complications.

The proposed moratorium has been hailed in some quarters as a positive step toward preserving the public's trust and safety but because of its narrow focus on the germ-line, it also prevents alternative views from surfacing in the debate and constrains the boundaries of the much called-for public engagement with the issue.

In recent years, ZnFe2O4 (ZFO) has attracted considerable attention because of its narrow bandgap (1.86 eV), which can help it to harvest approximately 46% of sunlight [44, 45].

But the measure has won few friends because of its narrow scope.

But he argues that the strategy at this month's election was fatally flawed because of its narrow appeal.

In British elections, the Independence Party's vote share is smaller, because of its narrow focus on leaving the European Union.

But the museum was also criticized as a cramped place in which to view art, because of its narrow galleries.

The Egyptian flute is vertical, about 3 feet (90 cm) long and 0.5 inch (1.3 cm) wide, and is easily end-blown because of its narrow embouchure.

Still, some legal analysts said that the supreme court might not agree to take the case on because of its narrow focus on California.