Sentence examples similar to narrowed identification from inspiring English sources

Antimicrobial treatment was narrowed after identification of the responsible pathogen.

The failure to provide a more narrow identification of the suspect is too lax and could lead to abuse.

We describe two fundamental problems with the current research paradigm in workplace safety: (1) narrow identification of an injury event as a local failure in a system and (2) limited focus on exposure of the individual worker to workplace hazards.

There are lots of subcategories of intaglio printing that will display particulars of the process, so you can narrow your identification skills even more specifically.

And because sweat pores, for the most part, don't switch from active to inactive, that distinction could help narrow identifications even further.

Even as the proportion of households in the middle-income brackets has narrowed, people's identification with the middle class remains broad.

In the case of Lassa virus Pinneo strain, the RPM-TEI identification narrowed it down to being one of two strains, Pinneo and Acar.

"Photographs are often used in forensic work to estimate proportions, size, stuff like that," he said, noting that he has collected facial proportions from photos to narrow down identifications.

But the museum is in no way dependent on regional identification or narrowed down in its focus.

We usually can narrow down our identification to large vs. small theropods, sauropods, or whatever.

This helps to narrow down the identification of bots to the remaining few nodes, which account for less than 1% of the total nodes.