Sentence examples for likely narrowed from inspiring English sources

The high-load context of Experiment 1 likely narrowed attentional breadth (narrowing of functional field of view) making the detection of fixated dynamic changes more difficult thus compromising the ability to register, extract, and comprehend dynamic change information.

The dmft ≥6 set as a cut-off value likely narrowed the selection of candidates for the caries active group.

Second, we used an online DA, which can ultimately increase intervention reach, but lack of Internet access or discomfort with using the Internet likely narrowed the pool of potential participants and possibly directed access to a more educated sample.

While this difference in age distribution in the two parts of Germany has likely narrowed, the markedly higher incidence of hospitalizations for pertussis in infants and lower vaccination coverage among adolescents in FWG suggest that differences in epidemiologic pattern persist.

Alex Smith can most likely narrow it down to one play.

In that case, the spread between Treasury and corporate bond yields would likely narrow — and corporate bond prices would generally rise.

(The difference in the revenue, furthermore, can fluctuate; in 2008, it was only $2.6 million. It will likely narrow again when Roger Federer retires).

There, the executive committee of the International Olympic Committee is expected to cut three cities from the nine remaining candidates, most likely narrowing the candidates to London, Paris, New York, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro and Moscow.

The last sentence suggests that while an RMB revaluation will likely narrow the deficit, but it won't eliminate it until other structural factors change.

DANIEL NEWSOME New York, March 8 , 2012To the Editor: Charles Murray's suggestions are meritorious on other grounds, but they will not likely narrow the class divide.

Since the Fed won't lower rates further, this spread will likely narrow, and the party that banks have been having for decades will be over.