Sentence examples for may have narrower from inspiring English sources

For instance, the KCC SRM pick-up coils may have narrower widths along the SRM track.

Recent molecular analysis of the M. anisopliae complex has proposed its division into nine taxa, or distinct species, which individually may have narrower host specificities [ 5, 8].

The high number of PP2C genes present in the Arabidopsis and rice genome highlights the importance of the PP2C class of protein phosphatases in plants, and suggests that plant PP2Cs may have narrower substrate range than other organisms [ 16, 34].

This time, the technological gap may have narrowed.

Congestion may have narrowed that freedom, but it remains part of the lure of the automobile.

Polls conducted since the Democratic convention in Charlotte, N.C., however, suggest that the gap may have narrowed.

Polls suggest Gardner opened up a lead over Udall over the course of the campaign, although that advantage may have narrowed in the final stretch of the race.

Be aware that the plans may have narrow provider networks — your favorite doctor or the hospital down the street may not be a participant.

This has prompted Western economists to suggest that the undervaluation may have narrowed somewhat as demand in China for imports increased.

By acknowledging that America cannot expect to have complete freedom on either of these fronts, Mr Clinton may have narrowed the range of policy options for the future.

The gap between north and south in income per head may have narrowed a little, but the south is still about a third poorer.