Sentence examples for broader need of from inspiring English sources

However, with on-chip beam shaping excitation it is still impossible insofar to achieve forward scatter detection with an on-chip detection scheme, even though a forward scatter function should be incorporated into the device to satisfy the broader need of bio-detection assays.

But it took us quite a period of time to really evaluate the broader needs of the community".

What Buddhist concept does Lyonpo Jigmi Thinley refer to as addressing the broader needs of human well-being?

"The potential for conflicts of interest between the needs of law enforcement and the broader needs of forensic science are too great," the authors wrote.

Because the industry serves the broader needs of society, the technology workplace ought to reflect the interests of both men and women.

While these forays represent brief moments of progress and do serve to push the conversation and expectations, the unique systems (and their languishing trapped content) ultimately do not meet the broader needs of a scholarly and research communities over time.

The city has been pushing for months for greater say over the redevelopment effort, in part because city officials said that too much of the federal recovery money was going to the 16-acre trade center site, at the expense of the broader needs of Lower Manhattan.

"An economist can scarcely fail to notice the advantages that we have accrued in this country by having the marketplace work efficiently to guide our educational system, defined in its widest sense, toward the broader needs of our economy," said Mr. Greenspan, who was at a dinner to receive the Stephen P. Duggan Award for International Understanding from the Institute of International Education.

But would a pluralistic and piecemeal approach to governing the enhancement uses of medical technologies serve the broader needs of distributive justice with respect to enhancement interventions that are deemed acceptable in particular settings?

This seesaw between protecting the rights of homeless people and trying to address the broader needs of all city residents will continue as long as there are thousands of homeless people living on the streets.

And there could be a pilot program to create what are known as community schools — which bring together social services and other support to help the broader needs of children and families.