Sentence examples for a balanced coverage from inspiring English sources

Your readers do deserve a balanced coverage of this very sad situation.Aeneas C Chuma Lusaka, Zambia  SIR —Perhaps this is an opportunity for South Africa to show some leadership on the issue of the crisis in Zimbabwe, by advising Lisbon that it will boycott the meeting if Mr Mugabe attends.

This is due, in part, to the absence of a rigorous quantitative evaluation with synthetic and realistic large-scale dataset with accurate ground truth providing a balanced coverage of the range of challenges present in the real world.

The international journal, Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica, is devoted to all fields of solid mechanics and relevant disciplines in science, technology, and engineering, with a balanced coverage on analytical, experimental, numerical and applied investigations.

The analyses indicated a balanced coverage among the included loci, with the exception of the 16 SNPs that were used to detect an inconsistent allele balance and/or lower coverage reads among 50 tested individuals from the Chinese HAN population and the above controls.

The resulting reference data set covers a significant part of world-wide use of scholarly web portals in 2006, and provides a balanced coverage of the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

A balanced coverage of the two alleles in each case was also achieved (Table S4 in Additional file 1).

If children represent around 45 per cent of the population of Bangladesh yet only three per cent of the news is centered on children, then something has to be done to ensure a more balanced coverage.

Did the questions reported in the article reflect an attempt at balanced coverage?

In a simulation study balanced (b) random sampling, balanced coverage (bc) random sampling, and latin hypercube (lh) random sampling were compared in terms of the sampling distributions of number of unsampled marginal strata (U) measuring coverage of feature space, Mean Squared Shortest Distance (MSSD) measuring spatial coverage, and error in the estimated mean e.

The New York Times has a responsibility to present accurate and balanced coverage of such a controversial matter, and it failed miserably in this case.

He insisted on balanced coverage, a rarity in Nigeria, where many news outlets are beholden to political players.