Sentence examples for more narrow for from inspiring English sources

The gap between women's and men's ratings was more narrow for the "less-cute" (ouch!) dogs, and wider for the cuter ones.

The embryo notch is short and wide for broomcorn millet but longer and more narrow for foxtail millet (Knorzer 1971; Nesbitt and Summers 1988).

The ranking of the algorithms may be more similar to each other than with the ER communities connected but the distribution is much more narrow for betweenness in this case, highlighting the few boundary nodes that are also core to the communities.

The SWs are more narrower for positively charged dust grain then for negative charged dust.

However, the window for slaughtering cattle is much more narrower for areas that do get snow from November or December through to May.

The CIs for the imputation-based estimate are no more narrow than for the estimate from the analysis that (incorrectly) assumes all missing DNA flow cytometric measurements were negative, as no more real data are obtained via imputation, but the imputation-based estimate is shifted away from the biased estimate obtained under this incorrect assumption.

Judge Sand left open the possibility that the defense could, after the hearing began, make a more narrow request for closing part of it.

I would, however, like to offer an additional and much more narrow definition for digital epidemiology that I personally find more appealing and more thought-provoking, namely the following: Digital epidemiology is epidemiology that uses data that was generated outside the public health system, i.e. with data that was not generated with the primary purpose of doing epidemiology.

A mile past a sleepy corner called Prather there was a turnoff onto an even more narrow road for Auberry.

The cDNA was detected in all tissues, with a range of expression more narrow than for MBD5: there was a 24-fold difference between the highest-expressing tissue (testis), and the lowest-expressing tissue (ovary).

Donors, however, tend to require a more narrow focus for their investments.