Sentence examples for a comparatively broad range from inspiring English sources

However, conspecifics approach one another in a comparatively broad range of contexts, so conceivably there are motivations for social congregation other than those underlying reproduction, parental care or territoriality.

In contrast to most molecular studies on corals, the present study finds clear genetic breaks and deep divergence between many congeneric species, which is likely to have resulted from taxonomic sampling across a comparatively broad range of evolutionary divergence, and geographic regions.

As our normal range for testosterone was not age adjusted, this may have lead to a comparatively broad allocation of older men to the group of endocrine hypogonadism.

Firstly, we are comparing a broad range of devices.

There's a hell of a broad range of experiences.

The first was the Sonata for Solo Cello by Gyorgy Ligeti, which covers a broad range of expression in a comparatively short time, beginning with a gracefully conversational opening movement, giving way to a virtuosic finale, full of sharply contrasting dynamics and leaps around the fingerboard.

Developing games that appeal to a broader audience requires a broad range of perspectives.

Currently available gene prediction software and pipelines are typically intended for application across a broad range of eukaryotes, with comparatively few being specific to fungi.

In addition, the comparatively well-developed diabetes literature reports a broad range of patient- and family-oriented outcomes and self-administered measures that may be relevant to diseases, such as IEM, that are more rare.

"That gave Lawrence a real broad range of friends.

But he has a pretty broad range of interests.