Sentence examples for narrower spectrum from inspiring English sources

And, because hybrids are created by crossing purebred lines, these monocultures contained a narrower spectrum of genes.

The normal mode has a narrower spectrum than the segmental mode and is not affected by mixing.

Banville works within a narrower spectrum, bringing to life a series of monologues for inter-related and cadaverously fleshed-out dummies".

"Now, all the incident light gets at least one pass through the cell, and the plasmonic structures can be optimized to manage a few photons with a narrower spectrum". In other words, the size and spacing of the holes can be tweaked to take advantage of the wavelengths of light that make it through the silicon to the back contact.

It is explained by much lower intensity (and narrower spectrum, as a result) of the incoming light at HR FBG in case of RRFL, whereas its spectral broadening (approaching the FBG width) in case of RFL leads to higher nonlinear losses at the light reflection by HR FBG.

Academic debates are framed within a narrower spectrum.

Elections shrivel debate into an ever-narrower spectrum of issues.

First, previously we found high negative predictive values of negative SC for the presence of MDR pathogens in HAP [ 9], allowing a narrower-spectrum antibiotic even in patients with clinical risk factors for MDR.

However, given the need for antimicrobial stewardship (and restriction of carbapenem use), it is also important to assess the efficacy of narrower-spectrum regimens (such as piperacillin-tazobactam and amikacin).

A switch to narrower-spectrum antibiotic treatment (streamlining) occurred in 5.6% of patients.

Most of the time, a narrower-spectrum beta-lactam might be preferred.