Sentence examples for broader combination from inspiring English sources

Joining with Barnes & Noble -- in a narrow promotional arrangement, by selling the company a minority stake, or through a broader combination of their businesses -- would help Gemstar with its second, smaller business, licensing technology to publish and read electronic books.

Noting the labor and political impediments to a broader combination and restructuring, Mr. Fletcher said Mr. any attempt to jointly restructure plants would result in "an uproar in Germany or France".

A disease rarely results from a single factor, and instead results from a broader combination of factors, characterized here as intrinsic (I) and extrinsic (E) factors.

This multiplex platform will allow researchers to target a broader combination of metabolites.

Our extended Isomap approach instead focuses on a broader combination of unsupervised and supervised machine learning analysis of signaling networks through non-linear dimensionality reduction [ 11].

However in one study it was shown that a broader combination of cefazolin and metronidazole provided better efficacy with regards to post-operative infectious diseases morbidity and duration of hospitalization when compared with cefazolin alone [ 10].

Programs are varied, with a number of quality discussions, interviews, and documentary reports, as well as a broad combination of quiz and variety shows and dramas.

The tested gas classes formed a relatively broad combination of two analytes, acetone and ethanol, in binary mixtures.

By running the models under a broad combination of the operating conditions, the comprehensive performances are obtained and found to be significantly influenced by flow rate, temperatures, radiation and wind speed.

This, it argues, would mean reducing spending on a "broad combination of non-statutory services which might include children's centres, museums, libraries and sports centres, as well as reduce road maintenance budgets, increase bus fares and switch off streetlights between midnight and dawn".

"In order to achieve that cut, it would have to reduce spending on a broad combination of non-statutory services which might include children's centres, museums and sports centres, as well as reduce road maintenance budgets, increase bus fares and switch off street lights between midnight and dawn," the LGA said.