Sentence examples for a much broader coverage from inspiring English sources
With a much broader coverage than other datasets such as Unistats, it contains institutional level data from an array of public domain sources including: Institutional profiles drawn from the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESAA) including size, income, subject coverage and widening participation statistics.
This will provide much higher resolution, and a much broader coverage of genes, both of which will enable us to more effectively perform higher confidence network analysis and identify new candidate drivers and modules.
Although most citations in PubMed are of biologically relevant subjects (e.g. gene or disease), the topics in the entire biomedical literature are of a much broader coverage.
Radio, on the other hand, has a much broader coverage due to its greater ease of dissemination and the low cost on both the listener and the broadcaster sides (21).
The strength of this study is that it considered women of all ages diagnosed with any stage of breast cancer in SEER database and thus had much broader coverage and greater statistical power than previous studies of this issue.
But that raises a much broader question about the quality of our political coverage.
The authors called CNN's coverage a "debacle," but gave a much broader criticism of network news in the most comprehensive review yet of television's performance that night.
The evaluation of metabolomic coverage presented here would be improved by using a much broader set of physiocochemical properties and this will be a topic for future studies in our research group.
And with longtime champions of universal health care coverage, like Representative John Dingell of Michigan and Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, poised to head important committees, a much broader range of possibilities will be explored over the next two years than the previous six.
