Sentence examples for a broader set of data from inspiring English sources

However, with the growing installation base of RE in Japan, a broader set of data should become available, in particular for solar power installations, thereby enhancing the reliability and robustness of the applied model for Japan.

It was a basic reason for routine health statistics system improvement and introduction of new medical birth notification for birth monitoring with a broader set of data in 2001.

Because the database contains a broader set of data and is intended for a diverse audience who may not be familiar with the EFA goals, data is also organized by sector (such as health, protection, education) theme (gender, caste, urban/rule)  and source (such as MICS or UNICEF's State of the World's Children report).

This article presents a broad set of data proving feasibility of ALD technology for semiconductor device processing.

A senior Obama administration official, granted anonymity to discuss private negotiations, said the intent was not to water down the language but to ensure it would not to impede ordinary investigations, which might require collection of a broad set of data — for example, information on all airline flight information to and from a particular location.

For each of these questions, the cohort offers a broad set of data that with further refinement greatly adds to our understanding and ultimately informs strategies for prevention.

For example, an acquirer could tie Marketo with its cloud offerings to provide an even broader set of data (i.e. Salesforce + Marketo + the acquirer's data) and build a competing developer platform.

Researchers also "need to be engaging a broader set of people in collecting data in real time," Huntington added.

Summaries of comparative macroeconomic, country risks, and ease of doing business were made for a broader set of countries since the data were readily available from agencies such as the Belgium Export Credit Agency (ONDD) (2011), the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (2011) and Standard and Poor's (2011).

Future work will focus on a broader set of use cases and sample data.

Future work will include a broader set of analyses on demographically adjusted data, enabled by expanding the TuAnalyze application to include a survey tool and other features.