Sentence examples similar to in practice more narrow from inspiring English sources

Primary care continues to need more research to answer essential questions: its clinical practice remains unsupported by evidence to a greater degree than in other more narrow disciplines.

The key really is to focus in a more narrow, more beneficial way.

There are others who see American liberty in its more narrow, pre-Roosevelt version.

25 This broad approach is even more translatable to clinical practice in a busy acute care hospital than to the more narrow, carefully selected clinical research population.

The letter from May sent on Tuesday dealt with the more narrow issue of a voluntary code of practice for madrasas and supplementary schools.

In practice, the narrow living spaces and the enclosed courtyard proved problematic.

But in practice, this narrow focus undermines the goal of affordability for all.

In practice, the narrow channels proved so narrow that the difference between the inner and outer edges of pipe was minimal.

When this happens, the narrow space left amidst all the plaque in your arteries only becomes even more narrow, making it more difficult for your blood to flow.

A more narrow approach was adopted in Summerton's 2000 study on defensive medical practices in General Practice; 'the ordering of treatments, tests, and procedures for the purpose of protecting the doctor from criticism rather than diagnosing or treating the patient' [ 8].

Hydrophobic HMEs were found to cause more narrowing in ETT diameter compared to hygroscopic ones [ 37].