Sentence examples for a range of entities from inspiring English sources

Bittel also offers audio and video production services for a range of entities on campus, such as the Pulitzer Prize office and Columbia Athletics.

During Piot's tenure with the UN, he emerged as the world's foremost AIDS activist and successfully united a range of entities in the fight against AIDS—from UN agencies and national governments to nongovernmental organizations and businesses.

A range of government entities and private companies worldwide are authorized to issue authentication certificates.

He also sought to invest the country's oil profits in a range of global entities in a bid to reduce the country's dependence on its core asset.

About us: The SDG Fund (SDG-F) was created in March 2014 to bring together a range of UN entities, national governments, civil society and business in efforts to support sustainable development activities around the world.

The latter encompasses a range of clinicopathological entities ranging from simple steatosis through nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) to cirrhosis and end-stage liver disease.

Periodontitis represents a range of clinical entities that are characterized by immunological destruction of the tooth supporting structures in response to chronic challenge by specific bacteria in subgingival biofilm [ 1].

Such studies may be indicative of possible outcomes but basing strong claims about how a product will work in a developed country, where lice are regularly exposed to a range of chemical entities, on the results of studies conducted in a developing country is just as flawed as relying on in vitro data.

We argue that in order to address the challenge of building coordinated and collaborated intelligent agents, it is beneficial to combine AI techniques with methods and techniques from a range of multi-entity fields, such as game theory, operations research, physics and philosophy.

"Claims resolution facility" is a generic term used to describe a wide range of entities that process and resolve claims made against a potential funding source.

In the absence of an obvious catheter-related nidus, clinicians typically consider a wide range of entities including endocarditis, osteomyelitis, joint infections and epidural abscesses.