Sentence examples for narrowly effective from inspiring English sources
Targeting certain conserved variable loop epitopes, such as 3074, 2219, 2557 and 3791, for immunogen design takes advantage of the immunodominance of these regions, and the resulting immune serum might well be broadly, not narrowly, effective even in the presence of masking.
The government should adopt effective, narrowly tailored security measures that reflect the level of threat to flight safety and pose minimal risk to privacy.
It would have to be defined broadly enough for a law to be effective, but narrowly enough so that enforcing the law doesn't take out half of the equipment used in every day manufacturing.
It is possible that combination of GTT + HC is more effective than narrowly focused therapies as each bioactive are likely to impact several aspects of tumor progression.
Effective goals could be narrowly related to completion of a specific research-related task or more expansive, such as regular appraisal of career progression.
And narrowly targeted responses are often not effective at preventing rape.
While Kim still significantly outspent Halloran by a ratio of more than 4 to 1, the matching funds and trigger bonus helped Halloran mount an effective campaign and he narrowly defeated Kim 52%to48%8%.
He showed he was effective at this track when narrowly beaten at the big meeting last year off a similar handicap mark.
To improve executive functions, focusing narrowly on them may not be as effective as also addressing emotional and social development (as do curricula that improve executive functions) and physical development (shown by positive effects of aerobics, martial arts, and yoga).
What remains are two pieces of legislation that are narrowly tailored and commercially reasonable for taking an effective swipe at the business models of rogue sites".
This 'global' approach to quality improvement is more likely to be effective than the traditional approach of narrowly focusing on the unsafe actions of a few physicians [ 7].
