Sentence examples for may be narrowly from inspiring English sources

The questions may be narrowly defined related to specific outcomes (e.g., survival/mortality, heart attack etc).

Moreover, the level of protection may be narrowly defined by the specifics of an emergency declaration.

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.

Leaves are aromatic, slender and elongated, may be narrowly ovate or elliptic, with the upper surface smooth or slightly hairy on veins and rusty velvety below [ 9].

For example, it may be narrowly interpreted to mean better knowledge of the cultural beliefs and practices of a specific cultural group, with little attention to how culture modifies illness perceptions, illness behaviour, and acceptability of specific interventions.

The party may only be narrowly ahead of the Conservatives in ICM voting intention – although some other pollsters including online YouGov regularly find a bigger lead, with Labour above 40% – but the poll does find that 41% agree that Labour "has the right policies to appeal to someone like me" – one point ahead of the 40% who disagree.

Our experiments suggest that ORs with "broad" response spectra [44] may actually be narrowly tuned to cognate ligands yet to be discovered and underscore the necessity to test individual enantiomers when chiral odorants are involved.

The prime minister is prepared to say that the law may be too narrowly defined in this area and that the Jenkins report could inform thinking about whether to amend the law in the next parliament.

There was a concern that a "relevant incident" may be too narrowly defined but nevertheless, in principle, placing a new requirement on NHS health and social care workers to report errors or bad practice is a step in the right direction.

And women's scores on the FSFI weren't relevant, either, leading Thomas to conclude that the questionnaire may be too narrowly focused on vaginal penile-intercourse.

We note that for S. invicta in the U.S.A., the association may be more narrowly defined as an invariant link between allele Gp-9b (or its product) and polygyny, assuming that this is the only b-like allele that occurs in this newly colonized part of the range [8] (see also below).