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That is a sign not only of the success Southern cities have had in creating jobs, but also the breadth of choice".

In planning this exhibition, I felt strongly that our viewers would need some exposure to Whiteread's sculpture in order to appreciate and understand not only the drawings themselves but also the breadth of her work in general.

The trio of roles show not only the range of Driver as an actor, but also the breadth of what's on display in Toronto — from the foreign-tinged intimacy of "Hungry Hearts," to the much-anticipated acquisition title of Noah Baumbach's "While We're Young" and the studio-backed all-star cast of Shawn Levy's "This is Where I Leave You".

This is only the first phase of what museum officials say could be a decades-long effort to expand not just the museum's physical space but also the depth and breadth of its collections.

Sky's football coverage is symbiotically linked to the growth of the Premier League: first in the money Murdoch's empire pitchforks into the top division but also in the breadth and vibrancy of its programming.

The utility of this data source obviously depends on the environment visited and the animal's diving behavior, but also highlights the breadth of opportunities that are available for various species.

Cataloging the precise genetic changes that underlie an organism's responses to defined selective environments can yield insights not only into the pathways that define fitness in these environments, but also into the breadth and reproducibility of adaptive mutations.

It is right and proper that World War I continues to be remembered not only for the scale of its suffering — still second only to World War II — but also for the breadth of its impact.

To say that it falls short of Melville's visionary originality (and lacks, also, the breadth and vitality of Tolstoy, despite the claims of some reviewers) is hardly a criticism.

Brief instruments may achieve higher response rates, but may also limit the breadth or depth of information that can be collected.

We propose that the accuracy in the identification of SPs is dependent not only on depth of coverage but also on breadth of coverage, i.e. the fraction of nucleotides in the genome sampled by the assay.