Sentence examples for narrower effects from inspiring English sources

Many uncontrollable factors influence QOL during and after chemotherapy and a global measure of cancer-specific QOL may be too broad to detect the likely narrower effects of exercise training, therefore a more appropriate and realistic primary end-point in exercise trials may be the functional component of QOL [ 40].

By Philip W. Wrenn The New Yorker, October 29 , 1949P. 19 A father who this fall delivered his oldest boy by motor to one of the flossier New England church schools got to brooding, on his way back, about the possible narrowing effects of the rarified atmosphere of the place on the lad.

A father who this fall delivered his oldest boy by motor to one of the flossier New England church schools got to brooding, on his way back, about the possible narrowing effects of the rarified atmosphere of the place on the lad.

Considering the band gap narrowing effects only, we can find that the band gap is narrowed to 1.78 eV for Co doping, but broadened to 2.24 and 2.23 eV for Cr and Ni doping, respectively.

In either scenario, monkeys would not be expected to exhibit perceptual narrowing effects in the same way, and at the same age, as humans do.

"It may have a narrowing effect on children's imagination".

Both the academic world and the pop world exert a narrowing effect.

WS I agree, too much sponsorship can have an uglifying and, in terms of the impact of prizes on reading habits, narrowing effect.

But in reality they've just as often had a narrowing effect, enabling us to dwell longer on, and burrow deeper into, one way of being, one mode of thinking.

However, for P-doped 2D ZnO nanosheets, the bandgap narrowing effect is less obvious.

The NMR line narrowing effect by high speed rotation of the specimen is observed in samples of different molecular weight.