Sentence examples for narrow procedure from inspiring English sources

Reconciliation was intended to be a narrow procedure to bring revenues and spending into conformity with the levels set in the annual budget resolution.

The trap doors, they said, were too narrow and the procedure of cutting through the coverings too complicated to be done by firefighters in the dark confusion of a smoky fire.

Despite the advent of drug-eluting stents to reduce restenosis (re-narrowing) after the procedure, complications still arise and mechanical factors may be partly the cause.

Removing this narrowing surgically, a procedure called carotid endarterectomy, had been practiced for longer than STA-MCA bypass at the time but had not been adequately tested in controlled trials.

Because the spectrometer had a narrow frequency range, this procedure was extremely time-consuming, and it greatly restricted observations.

The three physicists calculated that this procedure would narrow the window, slowing the first beam, but also "tune" the system so that the beam always passes through.

Commissioner Diamond said the city planned to appeal "the disappointing decision," adding that it turned on the narrow issue of administrative procedure.

In this procedure a narrow beam of X rays sweeps across an area of the body and is recorded not on film but by a radiation detector as a pattern of electrical impulses.

The nuclei numbers before POEM varied very widely, whereas they were distributed in a relatively narrow range after the procedure.

But what might help most is not some narrow change in the procedures to examine business combinations but a broadening of the objectives of competition policy.

Anyway the procedure allows narrowing the focus on particular areas/zones, for which then other tools may offer a better picture based on more and more circumstantial data.