First, birds show a more narrow range of variation of life-history traits than mammals.
Consequently, lower quality microarrays will have more narrow spreads of distribution of rank averages.
It then gives this more narrow view of marriage all of the cultural, legal and public support that marriage gained when its purpose was to encourage and temper a more complex set of goals and motivations.
As Robert Peston, The BBC's business editor, explains on his blog, the law firm now says that it was asked to carry out a much more narrow review of a batch of e-mails provided by the newspaper's executives.
Although our findings are in line with those previously reported in a smaller cohort of trauma patients [ 26], our observed rates of hypercoagulability were lower compared to a recent evaluation of admission profiles with TEG, most likely due to the use of a more narrow definition of hypercoagulability in this study [ 9].
By contrast, Mrs. Whitman said, her position on the issue of carbon dioxide emissions stemmed from her more narrow point of view as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
The letter from May sent on Tuesday dealt with the more narrow issue of a voluntary code of practice for madrasas and supplementary schools.
Like many uninformed people, Steve Bannon mistakenly identifies Catholicism with one minor historical feature of an even more narrow slice of Catholicism: the institutional Church.
To account for the more narrow distributions of the rare forms of SerRS and ThrRS, we propose that the rare forms of these two enzymes diverged early from the common forms through speciation events occurring before LUCA.
We found a sharp decline of the selection strength with evolutionary distance, which manifested in the sharper peaked, more narrow distributions of replacement rates for groups of organisms with high mean divergence.
