Sentence examples for broad array of studies from inspiring English sources

Dr. Koppelman said that was too little too pay for a broad array of studies and that at least $700,000 would be needed.

Phylogenetic trees are increasingly useful in a broad array of biological studies as a basis for experimental design as well as the framework on which to generalize results.

This initiative calls for a broad array of interventional studies conducted across sites in the developing countries selected.

The total synthesis of these substances in quantity has not only allowed a broad array of biological studies to be carried out but also has provided the chemical basis for the site-specific incorporation of AA metabolites into oligomeric DNA of any designated sequence (unpublished material).

We were particularly interested in studying the novel organelles unique to apicomplexan parasites, as these would be of interest to a broad array of researchers who study members of the phylum.

Exercise physiology is a heterogeneous field of study that includes a broad array of disciplines evaluating the impact of physical stressors on the physiology of man.

In Dr. Furchgott's honor, the Robert F. Furchgott Society was established at Downstate to support students and fellows conducting basic science studies in a broad array of subjects.

Studies in a broad array of species suggest that as callers experience an increase in arousal, their vocalisations become longer and higher in frequency (reviewed in Briefer 2012).

In addition, these studies aggregate a broad array of TCE-associated cardiac malformations and have inadequate statistical power to identify any particular kind(s) of defect that may be more susceptible to induction by TCE.

Using a broad array of methods to sample across strata, our study identified 489 ant species within only 16 hectares, an area less than 2% the size of other studies with comparable richness.

Biomarkers have been extensively studied across the broad array of events that lead to the initial development and ultimate progression of breast cancer.