Sentence examples for balance of coverage from inspiring English sources

The effect as compared with the last Gulf war is to shift the balance of coverage (and therefore of sympathy) away from pictures of bombed Iraqi babies in Baghdad, towards the advancing allied forces.

More, when you meld print and digital readership figures together – which is becoming the new industry-measurement norm, sanctified only four days ago by the establishment of the new Publishers Audience Measurement Company – the balance of coverage, right, left and centre, is transformed.

The first minister also criticised BBC coverage of the referendum campaign, saying there was "real public concern in terms of the nature and balance of coverage".

In the following month, Hodges et al. demonstrated success at capturing 'all' exons using the same methods with better balance of coverage (uniformity) and specificity relative to any other previous capture assays, and it was the least labor intensive and the most cost-effective method [ 18].

More studies are underway to determine regions where sequence data are robust and where they are less reliable (and should be deemed inconclusive); software is being validated; and balance of coverage across the genome is being sought for increased sample multiplexing.

He/she will take the information you provide and compare several companies to find you the best balance of coverage and cost.

Review manuscripts will, nonetheless, often receive criticism from referees, usually on the grounds of balance of coverage--a flaw that can usually be fixed by the author.

The GATK VariantAnnotator annotated each variant with various statistics, including allele balance, depth of coverage, strand balance, and multiple quality metrics.

But the network has strongly defended the balance of its coverage under Mr. Ailes, who served as media consultant to Mr. Giuliani's first mayoral campaign in 1989.

Inevitably the answer is yes: I will rework a scheme until I have the right balance of evergreen coverage, seasonal colour and a time plan that works for my client.

Conservative officials threatened the BBC with far-reaching reforms, such as changes to the licence fee funding system, if it did not alter the political balance of its coverage of the general election campaign, Tom Baldwin, one of Ed Miliband's senior advisers, has claimed.