Sentence examples for narrowly includes from inspiring English sources

Evolution, as defined broadly and narrowly, includes the fact that the living organisms of today differ from those of the past, the evidence-based inference that the diversity we now see has arisen via descent with modification from an ancient ancestry, and the organic mechanisms though which biological change occurs (Eldredge [2005]; Gould [1981]; Scott [2004]; Wiles and Alters [2011]).

Thus, the D1 and D2 analyses differ in that the former narrowly includes only those proteins that serve as CFTRs, while the latter includes ABC orthologs that do not.

Cancer mortality was not increased to a statistically significant degree in either the fully adjusted within cohort comparison or the comparison with the general population, but in each case risk ratios were high and the 95% confidence intervals only narrowly included 1.0.

While security activities receive an exception, it appears confined to self-defense, a term often defined narrowly to include only cross-border attacks.

This is likely to be true when education for three to five year olds is defined narrowly as including only methods and content that are similar to those of the primary school.

For while some liberals understand the notion of "harm" to others very narrowly, as including only physical interference with a person's bodily integrity (e.g., murder, battery, torture, kidnap, rape and other such physical assaults etc)., most liberals nowadays are inclined to accept a slightly broader interpretation of the harm principle.

The latter category can be defined narrowly to include only the direct victims' family members, who experience hardship and pain as a result of the crimes committed, or more widely to encompass persons who have been traumatised as a result of having witnessed these crimes being committed, such as neighbours, friends and bystanders.

The law includes four narrowly drawn exceptions, but none for disclosure that relates to the public interest.

These types of studies are also included to evaluate benefits where trial evidence flaws are known or suspected (e.g., trial evidence includes such narrowly defined populations, outcome measures, or interventions and controls that it has limited usefulness).

This is a narrowly defined category which includes interventions that aim to make communication between parents and health care providers possible, specifically in the face of a practical obstacle such as disability or a language difference.

This includes two narrowly-distributed Zuma species from California, and all described taxa (species and subspecies) of both Cyptobunus and Sclerobunus.