Sentence examples for narrowly determined from inspiring English sources

Here, the exact epitope was more narrowly determined by amino acids 17 to 22 ("LVFFAE").

While BLyS was influenced by immunosuppressants, APRIL narrowly determined renal-specific disease activity.

The issue that arises is that problem definition is narrowly determined and usually lies at the individual or relational level of analysis because of who studies play (i.e., adult outsiders) and how it is studied (e.g., observing).

Acceptance of this fact of human complexity, with all its wonder and fascination, would obviate the need to narrowly determine gender, or to resort to surgery in order to "correct" it.

The U.N. inquiry is also narrowly tasked with determining whether such agents were used, not assigning blame to one side or the other.

The feature of Tyson's and Major-Kincade et al.'s methods that truly exemplify an evidence-based approach is that rather than having a wide range of empirical evidence inform ethical decision making (as is seen in typical accounts of empirical ethics), their techniques use scientific evidence (narrowly construed) to determine right action.

We defined 'specialist' CHWs as those who have acquired and deployed a narrowly defined set of skills determined by population group (such as, maternal health) or disease (such as, tuberculosis).

Having narrowly avoided nuclear war, he was determined to have peace.

But they are determined to keep the uses narrowly defined and to stay away from judgment calls, such as fouls.

And the Supreme Court's decision is a reminder of the importance of narrowly tailoring this legislation, but it has not determined that these crush videos constitute protected speech.

The molecular structure was confirmed by H NMR and C NMR, and the molar mass distributions were determined by gel permeation chromatography versus narrowly distributed polystyrene (PS) standards (Supporting Information, S1).