Sentence examples for narrower breadth from inspiring English sources

Nested genes are expressed in significantly fewer tissues (have narrower breadth of expression) than either including genes or control genes (table 2).

The temporal items assess a narrower breadth of abilities at a relatively modest degree of impairment and therefore would be best suited to identifying change within this range of cognition.

Because nested genes have significantly narrower breadth of expression (see earlier), and, accordingly, nested genes are more likely to be expressed in a subset of tissues of including genes by chance.

Then there's the surprisingly narrow breadth of the securities scrutinized by the Justice Department.

The agency partners are concerned about the narrow breadth of their client base, which is not helped by Don coming across as less than sympathetic in an interview with a trade magazine.

Our best hypothesis is that technical differences between these two sequencing chemistries, including sequencing bias, differences in library construction, and assembly characteristics underlie the unexpectedly narrow breadth of the G. arboreum EST collection.

For instance, evolutionary history, in combination with ecological heterogeneity, should shape taxonomic diversity of hosts and thus modulate the opportunity for parasites to exploit a wide or narrow breadth of hosts.

The high-load context of Experiment 1 likely narrowed attentional breadth (narrowing of functional field of view) making the detection of fixated dynamic changes more difficult thus compromising the ability to register, extract, and comprehend dynamic change information.

Species with a narrower habitat breadth also elicited stronger negative responses to forest loss.

PCI-negative (PCI-) genes exhibit higher evolutionary rate and narrower expression breadth than PCI+ genes (p<0.001), consistent with more frequent tissue-specific inactivation.

We have shown that vespertilionid bats of conservation concern are likely to have a narrower dietary breadth than species of least concern.