Sentence examples for a more expansive analysis from inspiring English sources

This core showed very distinct patterns that can be combined with the model for a more expansive analysis of the structure in the region than the model alone can offer.

The core that was described shows very distinct patterns that can be combined with the Petrel model for a more expansive analysis of the structure in the region than the model alone can offer.

Although we were not able to perform a more expansive analysis at this time, the results presented in this article provide policy guidance to municipalities.

Additionally, the large size of our chromatin fibers (up to approximately 7 Mb) allowed for a more expansive analysis of the distance between active replicons than previously reported.

The annual Doing Business report published by the World Bank has an even more expansive analysis that determines the tax competitiveness in 189 economies, and also provides an equally sobering look at the heavy taxes faced by business in the United States.

These data strongly support the premise that hyperuricemia can be an important risk factor for cancer incidence and mortality, and they underscore the importance of conducting more expansive analysis of other UA transport proteins in diverse cancer settings.

"Anil's Ghost" may be the fiction that comes closest to wresting this horror from reportage and analysis into a more expansive human context.

[Author's response: Our co-authors, Robin Gutell and Jung Lee, are preparing a more expansive protein-RNA inter-atomic distance analysis for publication.] The argument is made in the Discussion that the PTC is older than the decoding site because conserved sequence blocks in the relevant proteins are no longer universal despite the fact their structure is conserved.

A comprehensive analysis of fungal APs should be embedded in a more expansive taxonomical context.

OTHER experts took a more expansive approach.

Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.