Sentence examples for narrowing the time from inspiring English sources
Since launching five years ago, Blend has helped major financial institutions make lending decisions to consumers, in many cases narrowing the time it takes to close a mortgage by seven to 10 days.
The focus of EMS is always to react with urgency once a call has been placed requesting emergency services; narrowing the time between the incident and the call will take significant improvements in public health awareness.
Our results show the same morphology and time variations for an oscillation with a period in the time range of 60 90 years, thus narrowing the time window of 400 years to only ~ 100 years.
However, in several patients, diagnoses indicating liver or renal impairment were detected, which decreased when narrowing the time window to 180 days prior cohort entry and during rivaroxaban treatment.
Interference from such peptides can be eliminated by narrowing the m/z window that is used for the generation of the EIC, or by narrowing the time window that is used for monitoring the MRM transition (when the elution time of the peptide is known).
(The police have been able to narrow the time of death only to between three-fifteen and three-twenty). three-fifteen and three-twenty
By Thursday afternoon, NASA had narrowed the time of re-entry on Friday to between noon and 6 p.m. Eastern time.
Scientists say even if they were not successful on the first attempt, it will help them narrow the time frame to be successful.
While I can picture in my mind where I was when it happened, I can't narrow the time down any further".
The police said it appeared he had been dead for several days, and an autopsy scheduled for today should help determine the cause and narrow the time of his death, the police said.
Lead scientist Professor Eske Willerslev, from Cambridge University, said: "We found that the Y. pestis lineage originated and was widespread much earlier than previously thought, and we narrowed the time window as to when and how it developed.
