Sentence examples for a suite of broader from inspiring English sources

Beyond these narrow measures of productivity, there's a suite of broader societal benefits – public goods – that flow from keeping citizens smiling.

Incorporating an ecosystem management perspective into forest planning requires consideration of the impacts of timber management on a suite of landscape characteristics at broad spatial and long temporal scales.

Structural collapse capacities are determined using a suite of 62 records with a broad range of earthquake ground motion characteristics.

ASPs generally offer a single enterprise application or a suite of integrated applications to a broad base of medium sized companies.

This broad category presents a suite of genes that would be worthy of future work to ascertain their importance in the development of a stable Symbiodinium symbiosis.

A central objective of this project was to obtain the complete genomic sequences of a suite of targeted genes that were of potentially broad interest to the Fragaria/Rosaceae research community and industry.

These markers provide lupin breeders and molecular geneticists with a broader suite of options for a wide range of breeding and research purposes.

In the best case, they are niche products that can fit into a broader suite of a larger company with a sales team to scale it, but even in the worst case, they are proof points that your team can build product.

The company had previously explained that it sees Digg as a part of a broader suite of products, where Digg Reader and Digg.com's collection of popular links are two ends of a spectrum.

Gordon Rodda, a zoologist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Fort Collins, Colorado, says the study is "an important wake-up call for the overall problem--a decline of a whole suite of different species over a broad area of the U.S". Related sites.

These devices will provide a powerful suite of solutions with broad applicabilities in nanomedicine, for example, (1) the use of concomitant protein functionality toward energy production and the powering of medical implants and (2) replacement of damaged cells (e.g., heart and neuron) with implantable biologically intelligent engineered materials.