Sentence examples for additional breadth from inspiring English sources
The new AS-levels, Mr Evans says, have meant more exams ("we're examining to extinction"), less teaching and, unlike the International Baccalaureate, no additional breadth.
The additional breadth of coverage offered by TailRank may be the cause of its lag behind Memeorandum in breaking news.
Our revised inventory of meiotic proteins that spans an additional breadth of organisms with completely sequenced genomes allows us to elucidate the sexual status of basal eukaryotes.
The interview data might have been usefully triangulated with a questionnaire survey for additional breadth and depth.
To add additional breadth and depth to the discussions we included participants from the industry sector (n = 2) such as Queensland Mining Industries.
The average first-semester GPA for these students (reported in their Biocore applications) was 3.57 out of 4. This typically includes the first semester of inorganic chemistry (Biocore 304), first semester of calculus, and additional breadth requirement courses.
The additional training of family physicians brings extra breadth and depth to the diagnosis and treatment of all health problems.
In the studied lineages, maximum latitude was usually highly correlated with niche breadth (Additional file 1, Table S3), showing that those species reaching more northern latitudes display broader ecological niches.
While the findings may have looked relatively similar if these studies had not been found, the retrieval of these four additional studies added breadth, depth and strength to this synthesis, thus increasing the quality and rigour of the findings Table 3 shows the utility of the 25 search sources in finding studies for the systematic review.
However, when genes are expressed at broader breadths (Additional file 4: Table S3), CUB exhibits significant positive correlation with expression level.
In this review, we will leave the topic of resistance genes and pathogenic bacteria and instead discuss the breadth of additional collateral effects of antibiotics on host microbiotas, focusing on mammalian systems.
