Sentence examples for a broader resource from inspiring English sources

Create a website that acts as a broader resource for your customers; packed with industry knowledge and insights.

Beyond feature enrichment for certain chemical clusters (chemotyping), this biochemical HTS, together with nonbiochemical ToxCast assays and structure similarity, can serve as a broader resource for mapping structure activity relationships to biological profiles and in vivo toxicities.

On the other axis, the thick line shows sibship size is positively associated with the amount respondents net from their focal sibship set (p<.05), suggesting that larger sibship sets represent a broader resource base from which respondents draw economic support.

A broad resource base will be important to help identify conserved processes between organisms, and conversely, highlight processes that have diverged.

If this were not the case, it is conceivable that selection would lead to the evolution of a single ecological generalist (with a broad resource utilisation curve) rather than several coexisting specialists.

"We have a much broader resource network to get us through this than we did either in 1975 or in 1932".

It is also emblematic of a broader human resource deficit in regard to a U.S. political approach to counter-insurgency as distinct from the past military approach in Afghanistan, according to Goodson.

Nested association mapping (NAM) population derived from a multiple-cross mating design sharing one common parent was therefore proposed to enable high power and high resolution through joint linkage and association analysis, and to provide a broader genetic resource for quantitative trait analysis [4].

However, the use of these cost-effectiveness results as a strict league table was not the intended purpose of this exercise; rather this work was intended as a broader information resource for research and policy.

Greater understanding is urgently needed of the broader resource implications to decrease neonatal mortality in South Africa.

Most past studies on general public perceptions are focused either outside of the US, or when domestic (US) have either a very broad resource focus (green electricity or renewable electricity instead of biofuels or biomass-based energy) or a particular community focus around an existing or potential bioenergy pilot plant.