Sentence examples for breadth rather than the from inspiring English sources

The current Late Turner show at the Tate in London provides plenty of opportunity for this, though, by omitting the small-scale works, it tends to stress the breadth rather than the precision.

These results suggest again that the breadth rather than the level of expression is an important component in determining the evolutionary rates of genes in multicellular organisms.

In conclusion, all of these analyses and tests consistently showed that the breadth rather than the abundance of gene expression is tightly linked with the evolutionary rate in multicellular organisms.

Notably, the negative correlation between EB and Ka (Kendall's tau = -0.7136, p = 2.35e-48) was much larger than that between EA and Ka (Kendall's tau = -0.2072, p = 2.18e-05), implying that the breadth rather than the level of gene expression might have more influence on determining the rates of evolution.

Going for breadth rather than depth, the Tobeys covered Rome, Florence, Milan, Venice, Parma, Genoa, Bologna and Naples.

The change in shape of the chest to emphasize breadth rather than depth altered the relation of muscles in the shoulder region, with an increase in size of the latissimus dorsi muscle and the pectoralis major muscle.

A focus group methodology was chosen because breadth, rather than depth, of the concepts was desired [ 24].

In summary, we choose a method that would help us to get more a breadth rather than depth in the Stay-FIT pilot study.

For incremental innovators, external search breadth (rather than depth) is associated with the use of both formal and informal appropriation mechanisms.

Perspectives comes down on the side of integrative breadth rather than cumulative depth, but less from a deep commitment about the right way to conduct science than from a perception of the need for a counterweight to most high-status academic journals.

This may be due to the initial entry-level training (breadth rather than depth of training, mismatch between entry-level curricula and workplace expectations), the supervision provided in the workplace or access to educational opportunities and resources.