Sentences with phrase «helping narrow the scope»

«Now that we know that the Sprague - Dawley rats are prone to binge eating, this helps narrow the scope of the thousands of possible genes that could contribute to this disorder,» Klump said.

Getting approved before looking at houses can also help you narrow the scope of your home search, allowing you to only focus on homes within your approved mortgage budget.

Keeping an organized «diary» of the complaint process is important because it can help your attorney if the complaint becomes a lawsuit, and it can help you narrow the scope of your investigation to minimize the drain on your time.

This tool can be effective in helping narrow the scope of an ICBC injury claim.

Many of the summaries include citations to other cases, giving you even more insight and helping narrow the scope of your research.

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That simply helps Parliament in the vetting process as it narrows down the scope of the areas within which that nominee will be interrogated to determine capacity to do the work.

The advanced search will help you narrow down your options, while there is enough scope in your own profile to be clear about what you are looking for in a partner and how important being a Christian is to you.

These statements help to narrow the scope so that you can produce relevant explainer videos.

In fact there were so many dogs being killed in enormous city and county shelters the likes of which she had never seen in the East, she decided to narrow her scope to seniors and special needs dogs and began working tirelessly to make an impact by helping as many as she could get to safety.

Or, at a minimum, you may be able to narrow the scope of your question after reviewing this help section, if you find you need help analyzing a certain section.

They help you expand or narrow the scope of the preservation effort and uncover sources of ESI that might have otherwise been overlooked.

But why not consider whether you can help a client achieve those same goals through a narrower scope of services for a flat fee?