Sentence examples for narrow operative from inspiring English sources
The company needs a vision that motivates and charges its employees: something which goes beyond narrow operative goals such as securing profits for the shareholders.
The definition of pirates and rovers has been narrowed to those operatives, owing allegiance to nobody but themselves.
The Supreme Court ruling has resulted in the exclusion of much of the prosecution's evidence, including material seized from Italian and American intelligence operatives, narrowing the chances of a ruling in favor of the cleric.
Conversely, a transthoracic approach presents more difficultly for resection of a tumor located in the cervical esophagus because of its deeper operative field and narrower working space.
Loci at which wall ingrowths are deposited are defined by a cytosolic Ca2+ signal spatially organized into narrow plumes shaped by co-operative activities of plasma membrane Ca2+-permeable channels organized into clusters surrounded by Ca2+-ATPases [ 9].
This system has been developed with a special-purpose UHF narrow band modem that interchanges digital operative commands/states from the console to the vehicle.
Fifty-five patients (50%) received post-operative radiotherapy due to narrow tumour-free margins of excision, lymph node metastases, vaso-invasive growth, parametrial infiltration, depth of infiltration exceeding 15 mm and/or tumour size exceeding 4 cm.
A non-operative approach was not included since it is restricted to a very narrow patient group with significant medical conditions preventing them from operative treatment.
On the other hand, it indicates that the Labor Party takes a narrow position and expresses this position as negative (exclusive, operative, cloistered).
The Justice Department has kept its focus narrow in investigations rising from the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative, a California company raided by federal agents in 2003.
In one patient from the open group, post-operative radiotherapy was required due to a narrow vaginal margin.
