Sentence examples for collected widely from inspiring English sources

The exhibition will show the extent to which Tehran was what the museum calls a cosmopolitan arts center, with artists participating in the Venice Biennale and other international festivals, and their work was collected widely.

Seeds of C. solstitalis were collected widely from seed heads in 2005 from 10 populations in each of the two introduced regions, California and Argentina [4], sorted into pappus and non-pappus, and thoroughly mixed within region by each seed type.

We evaluated the real-world cost-effectiveness of rituximab in patients with newly diagnosed DLBCL, using routinely collected widely available data.

In order to do that, the technical support has to possess the ability to collect widely spread information and to process collected information, like reasoning and knowledge processing.

In particular, we collect widely accepted laws of structural change and use them to predict the transitional and limit dynamics of long-run labor re-allocation across agriculture, manufacturing, and services in developed and developing countries.4 The application of the positivistic approach for structural change modeling seems interesting for two reasons.

This life-history strategy has probably evolved both in response to the challenges of living at sea (collecting widely scattered prey items), the frequency of breeding failures due to unfavourable marine conditions, and the relative lack of predation compared to that of land-living birds.

The documents do set out in great detail exactly how much information can be collected from widely popular apps.

Such checks include dating a series of ancient units with closely spaced but known relative ages and replicate analysis of different parts of the same rock body with samples collected at widely spaced localities.

It is possible Ramsay Smith obtained the skull through local police… he was a man of suspect ethics who collected remains widely…" Ramsay Smith was almost single-handedly responsible for what became Edinburgh University's vast collection of Indigenous Australian remains, all of which are now believed to have been returned.

Jane then went on to write Lily's amazing Broadway shows — "Appearing Nitely" and "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe," which she also directed — and also the truly innovative television shows that need to be collected and widely distributed.

The reliability of the method was illustrated by analyzing specimens designed to mimic the information likely to be obtained from highly degraded specimens as well as specimens collected from widely separated geographic locations.