Sentence examples for a wide range of conventional from inspiring English sources

The family has asked us to make clear that members of the family completed a long and thorough period of research across a wide range of conventional and alternative treatments, both in the UK and abroad, before approaching the clinic.

Importantly, the scalability and modularity of the architecture enable the adoption of its modules in a wide range of conventional bridges and layer 2 switches.

In the univariate case, wind speed modelling is based on a wide range of conventional and mixture distributions, while wind direction is modelled through finite mixtures of von Mises distributions.

The validated FE models and experimental results were then used to assess the adequacy of the effective width method in Eurocode 3 (EC3) and Direct Strength Method (DSM) in estimating the design capacity of a wide range of conventional and optimised design CFS channel column sections.

Finally, and rather unexpectedly for this type of inhibitor, Ii1 proved to be remarkably selective for IDE vis-à-vis a wide range of conventional zinc-metalloproteases and representative members of other protease classes (Fig. 3C).

Artificial lever arms were used to study the motor function of a wide range of conventional and unconventional myosins.

Group 1 (17.7%), included women who "learnt intensively and expansively", who used a wide range of strategies (conventional, collaborative and autonomous) to learn, and did so frequently.

The Security Council resolution, intended to punish North Korea for its nuclear test, forbids North Korea to traffic in a wide range of nuclear and conventional weaponry and calls on United Nations members to search North Korean ships, with the crews' consent, if there are "reasonable grounds" to suspect that banned cargo is aboard.

The resolution forbids North Korea to traffic in a wide range of nuclear and conventional weaponry and calls on United Nations members to search North Korean ships, with the crews' consent, if there are "reasonable grounds" to suspect that banned cargo is aboard.

The algorithm can fully converge the discrete adjoint solver in a wide range of cases where conventional point-implicit methods fail due to either physical or numerical instability.

Even though these methods attain accurate results for a wide range of phenolic compounds, conventional approaches are time-consuming and cost-intensive and require large volumes of organic solvents.