Sentence examples for both the array of from inspiring English sources

The laws and regulations which impact ECD are diverse because of both the array of sectors which influence ECD and because of the different constituencies that ECD policy must target, including pregnant women, young children and parents and caregivers of young children (Britto, Yoshikawa & Boller, 2011; UNESCO, 2006).

While the noise inherent in microarray technology often complicates the process of data interpretation, both the array quality and the choice of analytical processing methods have a major impact on differential expression analysis of microarray data [ 26].

The most straightforward architecture of a vectorized layered decoder is shown in Figure 7. Here, the arrays of v2c messages entering the CNUs during the update of layer, are computed on-the-fly as with, and both the arrays of c2v and SO messages are retrieved from memory.

She — and it has to be a she, no question — is both a complement to the array of womenfolk and a mild, amused rebuke to their busy toils.

We hypothesize that both CNVs contribute to the array of phenotypes seen in family 15-0084.

Finding the same pool of identifiable genes in two surveys suggests that both surveys have sampled the array of E. bieneusi genes to near completion.

In both cases, ownership structure, or the array of divergent claims on the value of the firm, can be thought of as an important internal corporate governance mechanism.

Both the increasing incidence and the array of antibiotic-resistant pathogens have become important challenges in the treatment of patients with neutropenia [ 23, 24].

Jack's medical entitlements given his right depend both on his condition and on the array of interventions it is reasonable to provide the population of which he is a member.

Until the consumer public sees the array of options (both content and technological) and decides which will become the mass-market favorite, undertakings like Liberty Interactive will remain, at best, colossally expensive experiments.

The array of rebel groups.