Sentence examples for breadth of approach from inspiring English sources
Our partners did not have enough breadth of approach, broad-mindedness, understanding of the historic moment, the courage and determination.
Only a partial listing of physical characteristics is necessary to indicate the breadth of approach in this area.
His work exhibits a breadth of approach, as well as a unitary and systematic character, that is unusual within twentieth century analytic philosophy.
The validated measures of task performance vary from relatively simple competencies such as speed of response, activity, and task orientation, through intermediate level capabilities such as initiative, emergency responsiveness, and use of information, to highly complex thought and action processes such as breadth of approach to problems, planning capacity, and strategy.
For seven of nine scales of decision-making performance (basic activity, applied activity, task orientation, initiative, information usage, breadth of approach, and basic strategy), mean raw scores showed a consistently monotonic decrease with increasing CO2 concentrations, with all overall p-values < 0.001 (Table 2).
It was here that he worked extensively with Joan Ruderman, a period he later said "opened up new horizons, not only in learning to deal with new systems, but in the breadth of approaches and interests of scientists who passed through Woods Hole".
The breadth of approaches to protein-based vaccines is continuing to expand as innovative new concepts in next-generation subunit design are explored, with the prospects for the development of a highly effective multi-component/multi-stage/multi-antigen formulation seeming ever more likely.
While it is not possible to do justice to the breadth of approaches currently available, one main emphasis in more recent years has been a focus on networks [ 56] rather than individual regions or voxels.
While this yield exceeds that of some other pilot trials [ 11, 23], others who have used a greater breadth of approaches such as print advertisements and television features [ 10] or who have targeted institutionalized cohorts [ 12] have achieved higher yields (e.g., 45%-60%).
Today's announcement is about tying it together to show the breadth of this approach.
