Sentence examples for narrowly described from inspiring English sources

A specific consent to a narrowly described research protocol is not possible and there is a need to ask for a broad or general consent covering future research.

Barkley have suggested that the "Inattentive Type" of ADHD may ultimately be reclassified as an independent disorder involving cognitive pacing and processing, while ADHD itself should be more narrowly described as a disorder fundamentally involving impulse control and self-regulation (13,14).

Further, given the machine learning process and iterative/incremental evolution of the underlying algorithms, it can be difficult to accurately, and narrowly, describe the methods or functions of an AI system as required for a patent grant.

Choose the category that most narrowly describes your invention.

Keith Houston, currently press officer for the Falkirk Braes branch, a traditionally Labour area which voted fairly narrowly no, describes the influx of enthused new members as "the biggest challenge".

'Pluralism' can be used, more narrowly, to describe Berlin's theory of values.

Lutfullah Mashal, the governor of Laghman province, who narrowly escaped injury described the moments of the attack.

And people also got to know her through her blog, where she described narrowly escaping a mass shooting at a Toronto shopping mall in early June.

"Even the Chavistas around here don't agree with Nicolás Maduro," said her 18-year-old son, who described narrowly escaping death during one operation, sprinting over rooftops and down alleys as the agents opened fire.

The result, an extended epochal conceit that narrowly escapes gimmickry, describes a world at once intimate and alien.

And in one of the book's more amusing chapters, she describes narrowly escaping a romantic encounter with an insistent, manic Sammy Davis Jr. "The Mod Squad" drew millions of fans for the show's stars, who played young delinquents turned detectives during the height of the counterculture era.