Sentence examples for across other types from inspiring English sources

"We found that SOX decreased the common pool of auditors, causing shocks in the market that affected supply across other types of organizations," he says.

If the trend on television continues and extends across other types of independent group spending, it would be a reversal from the past.

This boost account of offenders holds for across other types of crimes such as armed robberies (Gill and Pease 1998).

KIL males inseminated an average 3.37 females per night, significantly more than the 2.75 females inseminated across other types of males.

Characterisation of other known i-motif forming sequences indicates this is observed across other types of C-rich sequences (see ESI, † Section 4.1).

The excess in adolescent girls in WA has not previously been reported and needs to be examined across other types of injury, such as self-harm and alcohol and drug intoxication.

While most work to date has focused on the analysis of sequence data across species, other types of genomics data are rapidly accumulating.

She shows that nonprofits achieve success by effectively using three strategies: administrative advocacy, collaboration across sectors and with other types of nonprofit organizations, and strategic issue framing". "Immigrant rights become real when they're actually implemented and enforced.

That's the term most often used to characterize policies that give parents the opportunity to make choices governing the education of their kids, across public, private and other types of schooling arrangements.

Whereas exact matches of the original canonical SMILES strings provides an unambiguous mapping of metabolites across data sources, the other types of matches are only approximate (they may or may not be correct) and so require further manual checking.

Wavelengths of ∼1.87 and 2.12 μm, which exhibit similar absorption characteristics, have been extensively used across different applications, but other types of tissue may require different wavelengths for optimal stimulation such that the optical penetration depth is matched to the targeted excitable tissue.