Sentence examples for has been rather narrow from inspiring English sources
In these cases the examination of their function has been rather narrow with the impact on only one or two genes typically examined.
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.
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.
Yentob's own office was rather narrow.
Among controls, percent density for both methods was lower in women who were older (although not significantly as the age range was rather narrow) and had a higher BMI at mammography.
"So if you have a drug or alcohol problems and you are an atheist," he says, "your choice is rather narrow compared to your religious counterparts".
The Greek view of grammar was rather narrow and fragmented; the Roman view was largely technical.
Due to the power consumption restriction of the turbocharger compressor, common turbine maps are rather narrow.
We therefore conclude that the definition of expertise among respondents was rather narrow.
