Sentence examples for more narrow set from inspiring English sources

"If there is a more narrow set of questions than what was outlined in the federal interview guidelines, it may be possible for state and local officials in Oregon to take part," said Mr. Fidanque.

Regulating ecosystem services are studied for a more narrow set of species.

Thus, accepting the RefSeq annotation as a criterion to validate the candidates note that not all RefSeq entries are biologically confirmed we find BactPepDB would propose a more narrow set of candidates, not discarding any true positive.

Overall though, as you can see from the list of specs above, there's not really much of a competition between the two devices in terms of features; but Sony's SmartWatch 2 has an edge in battery life owing to its much more narrow feature set, and it offers wider support for other Android devices out of the box.

Trying to narrow and control something that is rightfully fuzzy and changing forces us to work twice as hard to get to a much more narrow solution set.

Related to child eating, this could imply that promotion focused feeding practices involve a larger variety of food items being considered, while a more narrow choice set is found with a prevention focus.

In the more narrow mind-set of big-time competitive sports, it can justify the use of banned substances; after all, they mostly allow an athlete to train even harder and recover more quickly, to be stronger or faster.

This result alone is not entirely surprising, given previous work that showed similar effects, though in a more narrow experimental set-up (e.g. Krallinger et al. [ 5] focused on only two papers curated in COSMIC, including PMID 17932254 that is in our HT group with 972 mutations).

The estimates of direct costs reviewed here may generally be conservative – they often rely on self-reported data (which tend to show a downward bias in BMI), and focus on a set of obesity-related diseases more narrow than the full set identified in the medical literature.

This score can be explained by the broad range of items questioning the knowledge about biological disciplines tested which is more preferable then a narrow set reflecting the VET students' knowledge (Rost 2007).

Has the show's commercial and critical success bound it more tightly to a narrow set of options?