Sentence examples for a spectrum of classes from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have found that Archaea- and Eubacteria-specific primers cannot target a spectrum of classes [14], [16].

In a sign of concerns among supporters of both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown that Miliband is misreading the mood of the electorate, the former No 10 adviser Patrick Diamond warned that Labour would only win if it united a "broad spectrum" of classes and reached beyond "partisan and tribal lines".

There is a spectrum of races and classes".

We illustrate these principles by presenting 5 different case studies from a spectrum of therapeutic drug classes.

Consequently, they may be considered as part of a "spectrum" of the LUMB class rather than a separate subtype.

Larval types encompassed both specialists and generalists, represented by a spectrum of trophic groups, feeding classes and substrates.

But we need a spectrum of people to race this class and the sport in general needs consolidation".

The different facets of this problem and the wide spectrum of classes of systems make it interesting to several communities and require bridging several theories.

At Classic Thyme Cooking School in Westfield, holiday baking classes cover a spectrum of ages and abilities: Children 2 and older can bake snowball cookies and holiday thumbprints with a parent or other caretaker at "Mommy and Me Holiday Baking," led by a staff instructor, Jackie Leischner.

These data indicate that a spectrum of variability exists among the response classes, with responders being the most variable, relapsers being intermediate, and nonresponders being the least variable.

But Starbucks may find a way to combine mass and class with a spectrum of stores and menu items.