Sentence examples for narrows by from inspiring English sources

The band gap narrows by 0.75 eV for the micron material compared to only 0.01 eV for the nanomaterial.

A 10,000 threshold allows a certain level of self-selection — videos that are obscure and offensive enough to never find much of an audience won't be included, and it also likely narrows by a significant amount the pool of potential cases in need of human review.

After the field narrows by roughly half on Friday, he can make things a little thornier.

While that advantage narrows by mid-career, community college graduates are paying much less on average for their educations and transfer students also end up with much less debt than their counterparts who chose to attend a four-year school from the start.

The (101) reflection at 42° also narrows by adding MWNTs, which suggests the growth of crystallites in the lateral direction.

This finding, adjusted for an intrahousehold correlation of 0.60 was highly robust to the choice of correlation coefficients: at ρ=0.40 the CI widens by 0.02, and at ρ=0.80 it narrows by 0.02.

We're broadened, not narrowed, by our fandom.

Gross profit margins at North American stores will narrow by 2 percentage points, the company said.

The ONS had previously said the deficit had narrowed by £1.7bn in the third quarter.

The number can be narrowed by selecting a patent category, or classification.

But, researchers say, most heart attacks do not occur because an artery is narrowed by plaque.