On the contrary, the question presented by this case [p213] is an open one, and our Fourteenth Amendment precedents may be read more broadly or narrowly depending upon how one chooses to read them.
However, the achieved resolution ∼3 μm of a bolometric nature (in a given device with 3.5 mm-size coil) by no means is limited by the abilities of the method, but mainly, it depends on how narrowly it is possible to focus the probing beam, while the own resolution of a present flat coil-based technique is better than 0.1 μm, and can be improved essentially by reducing the coil size.
Progressively, other elements, more narrowly depending on the specific characteristics of the firms, have been introduced.
Whether to construe naturalism broadly or narrowly depends on its motivation.
Whether rewards undermine the initial "intrinsic" (not narrowly self-interested) motivation for the targeted behavior may depend on whether the reward is seen as an attempt to "purchase" the behavior from the individual in a "money market".
This depends considerably on how narrowly or broadly one construes "correspondence theory", i.e. on terminological issues.
Using motifs that have been defined for seven HLA supertypes[25] and the clade A1 OLP library used in our study, a wide range of epitopes were predicted, depending largely on how narrowly each HLA motif had been defined (this included 10 epitopes for HLA-B7, 28 for B44, 26 for A1, 149 for A2, 28 for B27, 115 for A24, and 48 for B58).
For more detail regarding PICOS, see box 2. Good review questions may be narrowly focused or broad, depending on the overall objectives of the review.
Offers and ads could be anywhere from $20 to $1,000 depending on how long they run and how narrowly targeted they are.
Depending on how the electoral votes would have played out, Obama could have narrowly won, narrowly lost or faced the same fate as Al Gore.
