Sentence examples for studies to narrow from inspiring English sources

We also used recent empirical studies to narrow the uncertainty range associated with temperature diarrhea regression coefficients in WHO04.

This paper presents a focused study to narrow the semantic gap with an architecture based on Deep Neural Network (DNN).

In an effort to maximise the benefits gained, policy-makers might be tempted by the results in the current study to narrow the older adults' choices to only activities that have the potential to reduce compensating help.

Future studies need to narrow the time window of fertilisation by scanning a wider variety of genotypes between weeks 64 and 68 after pollination.

Using electroencephalography (EEG), this study attempted to narrow this research gap.

In content-based image retrieval, relevance feedback is studied extensively to narrow the gap between low-level image feature and high-level semantic concept.

Therefore, this study aims to narrow the focus down to a more concrete, but also central, component of marketisation, namely privatisation.

But a new study attempts to narrow down the criteria for a diagnosis based on previous outbreaks so that doctors and public health officials can at least work from a clear, shared understanding of what acute flaccid myelitis even is.

Thus, normal catalytic function requires the N-terminal 565 residues, and the purpose of the present study was to narrow down the search for a catalytically essential region of ChlH by removing 159 residues from the N-terminus.

The location and tissue characteristics on imaging studies are critical to narrow down the differential diagnosis of mediastinal masses.

Further studies are required to narrow down to the antifilarial principles in the essential oil.