Sentence examples for cases narrow from inspiring English sources
And in summary, of the eight broad (or in some cases narrow) "asks" three have been delivered and five have not.
In some cases narrow strips break up the overall effect; in other cases, patches with irregular borders, which might be scraps of patterned fabric, are pasted on to an almost realistic painting – almost, because sometimes figures have tipped over and what should be horizontal is now vertical.
In some cases, narrow CHEBI synonyms were also assigned.
Since launching five years ago, Blend has helped major financial institutions make lending decisions to consumers, in many cases narrowing the time it takes to close a mortgage by seven to 10 days.
Like all good branders, Unilever, in both cases, narrowed their focus, got to know their specific customers intimately and did a lot of research.
From the perspective of our results, adding geology, elevation, and landforms to the models might allow for more realistic results and in many cases narrower predictions of suitable habitat.
Interestingly, mutations in LRRK2 have also been found in 1-2% of sporadic PD cases, narrowing the lines distinguishing between sporadic and genetic causes of the disease [ 3].
Malan et al, describing the first three patients, indicated the recognizable clinical pattern of this chromosome imbalance and Schuurs-Hoeijmakers et al comparing the clinical features of 19q13.11 deletion cases narrowed the critical region to 750 kb.
The masks of the small Sulka group on the southeastern coast of New Britain were, like those of the Baining, made of ephemeral materials in this case, narrow strips of pith bound together into a cone shape.
The genotype-phenotype gap is in this case narrow compared to higher level phenotypes and relatively simple dynamic models can be used to describe much of the systemic behaviour [ 6- 9].
In the former case, narrower margins in the statewide vote should translate into more Congressional district wins, since the districts will behave more alike one another.
