Sentence examples for is narrowed through from inspiring English sources
The field is narrowed through idiotic competitions held on a set that appears to have cost less than a bag of Meow Mix.
On the other hand, limitations in the resolution of microsatellite markers become evident when somatic mutants are analysed; as they share the common origin, the genetic variation that is narrowed through the cycles of vegetative propagation may not be reflected in their SSR molecular profile (Cipriani et al. 1994; Creste et al. 2003; Esselink et al. 2003).
While sugarcane farmers throughout the world face constant challenges to sustain profitability and protect the environment [ 31], breeders face not only those challenges but also a biological constraint as the gap between average farm yield and genetic yield potential is narrowed through improved agronomic practices [ 32].
The difference has largely been narrowed, through the ongoing convergence process.
The gap between rich and poor has to be narrowed through tax and wealth distribution, if we want to tackle crime.
The glaring gap between researchers and policy makers needs to be narrowed through a serious, ethical and honest rethink of the research prioritization process at national, regional, and local levels.
How about instead a 'big society' where risks are shared, inequality is narrowed, where through progressive rather than regressive taxation and national insurance we all contribute to a common good.
A broad list of differential diagnoses had to be narrowed down through the presence or absence of relevant findings.
There are considerable uncertainties about potential impacts of climate change on planted forests and this knowledge gap needs to be narrowed down through focused research in a wide range of ecological regions.
Corgan jokingly stated in a 1995 interview with MTV News that the tracks were narrowed down through playing parcheesi.
Those state delegates will be narrowed down through a complex series of additional caucuses in Iowa before ultimately choosing its representatives to the Democratic National Convention.
