Sentence examples for reduced breadth from inspiring English sources

A reduced breadth in coverage levels of E. balteatus genes was expected due to the normalization protocol.

In particular, this approach may have reduced the breadth of themes that may have emerged from the data if a purely inductive approach was adopted.

The elimination of individual items that performed less well did not alter the overall psychometric properties of the questionnaire and would have reduced the breadth of knowledge covered by the questionnaire ie affected content validity.

The job losses will reduce the breadth of the institution's research, though areas where Kew is particularly strong, or can make an income, will be saved.

We're very concerned that the federal government, in its effort to provide similar protections, will somehow end up reducing the breadth of our state laws".

It's not only about cutting staffing levels and raising class sizes – they'll have to reduce the breadth of the curriculum.

The exam regulator Ofqual said it would be scrapping AS and A-levels in applied art and design, applied business, human biology, and economics and business, thus reducing curriculum breadth that schools can offer.

In a nod to the concerns of the Kennedys — and presumably other property owners in the area — Mr. Salazar said he had ordered Cape Wind to limit the number of turbines to 130 instead of the initial 170, to move the farm farther away from Nantucket and to reduce its breadth to make it less visible from the Nantucket Historic District.

The kinetic scheme also refers to higher temperatures, as typical of reburning, but to reduce the breadth of the work the paper is focused on low temperature interactions.

Consequently, each side reduces the breadth of the problem through either generalizations or bounds.

The selection of items based on internal consistency indices may have led to items with excessive redundancy remaining, thereby reducing the breadth of measurement of the scale.