In the Senate the Democrats, who now command a smaller majority in the chamber, tried to force changes to parliamentary rules that would narrow the ability of a senator to mount a vote-delaying filibuster.
Although the margin of safety between effective and potentially toxic doses of oxygen is relatively narrow, the ability to carefully control its dose, meticulous adherence to currently accepted therapeutic protocols, and individually tailored treatment regimens make it a cost-effective safe drug.
By a surprisingly lopsided 7-to-2 margin, the court voted to pull back from its own recent rulings, and those of lower federal courts, that had significantly narrowed the ability of environmental groups to pursue polluters in court.
The spokesman, Andrew Arulanandam, said the N.R.A. feared that an altered Supreme Court could reverse a pair of landmark 5-to-4 decisions that affirmed an individual's right to bear arms and narrowed the ability of states and cities to enact gun control laws.
The most significant change came in June, when Sessions, who oversaw immigration courts and could overrule judges' rulings, issued a decision that effectively narrowed the ability of people to gain asylum.
Patients were accrued at a single academic medical center, perhaps narrowing the ability to generalize results.
The largest contig is 19,739 ESTs with a 1283 bases consensus sequence; with the narrow depth, the ability to bury all but 342 of ESTs greatly speeds up assembly and display.
Most people work at jobs that are easily replaceable, while a narrow group has the ability to amass larger income by leveraging their time, often through technology and finance.
Seeing him interviewed on TV after the defeat at Trent Bridge, it occurred to me that he actually has something of the look of Steve Waugh, one of his heroes, with the shrewd, narrowed eyes and the ability to speak to the point without saying too much.
However, the applications of polymers are essentially narrowed down by the ability of photo-degradation, especially, under the ultraviolet (UV) light [3].
A narrow glass transition temperature regime (<10 °C) and high fragility (m ∼ 117) affords a narrow triggering window and the ability to spatially localize recovery with a temperature gradient.
