Sentence examples for case of a broad from inspiring English sources

The difference in graduates' matches between their education and a job in the programme's domain compared to matches experienced outside that domain will be small in the case of a broad programme at least smaller than in the case of a narrow programme.

In conclusion, it appears that D. sicula has reached a large proportion of the area of its potentially favourable distribution in the Mediterranean basin, being a remarkable case of a broad colonisation, in extreme contrast with the rest of Mediterranean Dugesia species, with all of them being endemic or with very restricted distributions.

Clarity in the application of the EDF and resolutions to these inconsistencies are provided through formal derivations; it is demonstrated that kinetic energy represents only 1/3 of the total energy input for the special case of a broad-crested weir.

Scale models seem to be a special case of a broader category of representations that Peirce dubbed icons: representations that stand for something else because they closely resemble it (Peirce 1931 1958 Vol. 3, Para. 362).

We also added a new simulation study (new Figure 1 figure supplement 2, subsection "Causality testing performance evaluation", legend for Figure 1 figure supplement 2), which shows that in comparison to the compared methods (Neto et al. and Lee et al)., GEMOT attained improved accuracy in our relevant case of a broad-sense definition of causality.

In case of THIQ, a broad range of aromatic and heteroaromatic aldehydes participate in redox-Mannich reactions with ketones such as acetophenone or acetone.

It was early in the planning stages for Obamacare, and DeParle's memo was a three-thousand-word document, in which she made the political case for a broad expansion of coverage.

But the judge did not sign onto other parts of the opinion that went beyond the facts of the case for a broader discussion of limits on searches.

It was also observed that the zone of inhibition of Gram negative bacteria is slightly greater (5.5 mm) than that of the Gram positive bacteria (4 mm); a similar trend is also observed in case of levofloxacin, a broad spectrum antibiotic (marked 1 in Fig. 6).

I am hoping that this will produce a book, in which my country will feature as only one of the cases of a broader region.

The two families above can be seen as special cases of a broader class of compounds which have a carbenic atom bridging two nitrogen atoms.