Sentence examples for broader range of activity from inspiring English sources

A synthetic phosphonate inhibitor designed for lipase inhibition but displaying a broader range of activity was covalently immobilized on a solid support to generate a function-directed tool targeting serine hydrolases.

A vast array of novel inhibitors, with a broader range of activity, is becoming available for clinical testing.

Pl1 showed a broader range of activity with higher specific activities against short to medium acyl chain length: the activities were respectively 247.8 U/mg with ρ-nitrophenyl butyrate, 317.5 U/mg with ρ-nitrophenyl caprylate and 224.6 U/mg with ρ-nitrophenyl caprate and laurate.

"My business plan is to become a successful retailer on eBay and through other channels, on the back of selling active sports and leisure products," Reed says, covering a much broader range of activities than the shop.

I accept that reductions in government funding have encouraged providers to look at a broader range of activities.

But changes in this bill seem to indicate a shift permitting them to engage in a much broader range of activities that were traditionally left to other law enforcement agencies.

We need to rebalance the economy away from the public sector and towards the private sector – and away from high finance and towards a much broader range of activities in which all our cities can excel.

The Harvard CV format has been updated to capture the broader range of activities that will be considered in support of the evaluation for promotion under the new HMS criteria.

The study found a strong correlation between marketers who are effective across a broader range of activities and the use of predictive marketing analytics.

During a field trip, children encounter a new environment and have the opportunity to engage in a broader range of activities than they might in the classroom (Woerner 1999).

Child injury prevention initiatives need to encompass a broader range of activities from general awareness raising activities to specific ones.