Sentence examples for used narrow from inspiring English sources

He is not our top scorer, but he knows how important it is to score goals, and he can do that whether he is used narrow or wide".

Whereas older studies used narrow definitions of autism and were generally based on counting the number of patients in a clinic or hospital with diagnoses of autism, modern methods use broader criteria and leave no stone unturned in the effort to find every autistic child in a defined geographic area, including those not previously given a diagnosis.

We used narrow search limits for some sites for an easy convergence of the misfit.

These discrepancies may have arisen because the studies used narrow ranges of cue target onset asynchronies (CTOAs) which may have prevented the time courses of facilitation and inhibition effects to be fully assessed.

We used narrow age intervals between birth and 2 years because of the rapid changes in the BMI during infancy: during the first year of life the BMI mostly increases and during the second year it decreases [16].

An accurate assessment of breast cancer risk is required to balance the benefits and risks of surveillance, yet published studies have used narrow risk assessment schemata for enrollment.

Localization and intensity of the time frequency power of cortical activities were estimated using BRAM software, which used narrow-band adaptive spatial filtering methods as an algorithm [ 16].

Localization and intensity of the time-frequency power of the cortical activity were estimated using the software Brain Rhythmic Analysis for MEG (BRAM; Yokogawa Electric Corporation) [ 18], which used narrow-band adaptive spatial filtering technique.

We also used narrower time categories (at 7 day intervals) to determine any graded trends in the association.

The result replicates findings from our earlier study, which used narrower inclusion criteria but a broader definition of failure.

But whether it actually uses narrow surfaces or behaves like a twig anole is unknown.