Environmentalists also took issue with a related decision that narrowed the extent of protected habitat for the spotted owl.
Taking switching costs into account immediately narrows the extent of plausible market failures.The new theory needs to be qualified in another way, too.
Recalling the perils of single-study syndrome, it's still important to note a new study that appears to go a long way toward narrowing the extent of possible warming projected well into this century from the buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
We present results from the application of a computational package Selection of Semiconductor Composition for Photoelectrochemical Solar Cells (SSCPECS) developed to assist in the selection of stoichiometric compounds of mixed materials and the best mixing ratio for narrowing the extent of further experimental investigations.
It was narrow to the extent that it specifically addressed professional training for the ministry at the college level.
And during the past few years, the gap in technique and ability between Woods and his rivals has narrowed to the extent that many experts (and professional players) believe it is now virtually non-existent.
The urban bias evident right across the sample of tracer medicines in 2006 persists in the 2009 data (see web appendix Additional file 1: Figure S1), with some narrowing of the extent urban bias.
The sky near the zenith becomes dark, but along the horizon Earth's atmosphere still appears bright because of the narrow extent of the umbra of the Moon's shadow on Earth.
45 Second, the aerobic capacity (LT) of our subjects was spread over a relatively narrow range, limiting the extent of associations with other parameters.
This study takes a narrower view of the extent of copayment in a population that is particularly vulnerable due to the nature of the therapeutic regimen - which is often long term and requires time and input from caregivers.
The narrow extent of reactivation implies that the majority of transcription factor recognition sequences are not competent for binding even in the absence of methylation, and that methylation accounts for only a modest fraction of cell-selective binding.
