Sentence examples for broader range of relevant from inspiring English sources
Questions in environmental health require the evaluation of a broader range of relevant data including experimental animal and mechanistic studies as well as observational human studies.
In particular, we showed that biofilm relevant protein interaction networks contained a broader range of relevant protein functions when reference genomes were selected based on a shared essential phenotype (motility) as compared to using all available genomes.
The use of multiple cities in our analysis enhances statistical power, reduces the likelihood of spurious results from a single city, and incorporates a broader range of relevant geographic and population characteristics such as climate, background health status, demographics, and economic status.
However, priority setting involves value-laden choices and these technical approaches do not equip decision-makers to address a broader range of relevant values - such as trust, equity, accountability and fairness - that are of concern to other partners and, not least, the populations concerned.
There is no 'one size-fits-all' monitoring well, but there is a tool-box or ensemble of solutions that can achieve a broad range of relevant monitoring objectives given constraints of site characteristics and budgetary limitations.
To improve and advance DNA forensic casework investigation outcomes, extensive field and laboratory experiments are carried out in a broad range of relevant branches, such as touch and trace DNA, secondary DNA transfer and contamination confinement.
This MSP QFD adds to the literature as it permits the analysis of the broad range of relevant national policies with regards to the development of advanced biofuels, as compared to more narrowly focused typical QFD applications.
A: The center draws upon MIT's extensive existing research capability in a broad range of relevant fields from power system modeling to market and regulatory design, and from cyber security to power systems technology to advance a system-level understanding of the power sector and the transformation it is undergoing.
A: The center draws upon MIT's extensive existing research capability in a broad range of relevant fields — from power system modeling to market and regulatory design, and from cyber security to power systems technology — to advance a system-level understanding of the power sector and the transformation it is undergoing.
They cover a broad range of relevant topics, such as learning in innovation systems, system innovations at the local level, learning and collaboration in knowledge arenas, application of design scenarios and participatory backcasting, involvement of end-users in energy saving and energy efficient refurbishment and collaboration among participants in global sustainability programs.
