Sentence examples for combines breadth of from inspiring English sources
He combines breadth of vision with (in this age of mega-tomes) merciful brevity.
The combined reach of our content properties and combined breadth of our tools for advertisers will enable us to provide an online advertising platform at scale.
An advantage of this study is that it combines the breadth of survey responses with the depth of interview responses, allowing for a detailed picture of the barriers and facilitators pediatric trialists face in the conduct of methodologically rigorous trials.
We believe NPI+ combines the breadth of Adjuvant Online! (Olivotto et al, 2005) with greater direct clinical validation, while also having depth of clinical and biological relevance of the current commercial solutions.
Combining the breadth of a marketplace with a subscription pricing structure sparked a handful of similar startup launches (like Vive, which does the same thing with hair blowouts).
With rapid increases over recent years in the determination of protein sequence and structure, alongside knowledge of thousands of enzyme functions and hundreds of chemical mechanisms, it is now possible to combine breadth and depth in our understanding of enzyme evolution.
The partnership combines HP's breadth of products with Softbank's Internet clout.
His undoubted ability and energy were combined with a breadth of ministerial experience unrivalled by any other member of the Thatcher cabinet save William Whitelaw.
For Chase, "the challenge is [to combine] the breadth of subjects and the relevant depth"; you just can't know a little about everything.
Adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors have been predominantly used as in vivo gene therapy vehicles due to their low immunogenicity combined with a breadth of viral tropism that allows for entry into a variety of target cells.
These approaches include assigning confidence scores to annotations based on their stability (Gross et al., 2009) or combining the breadth (coverage of gene product) and the depth (level of detail) for the terms in the Gene Ontology (GO) (Buza et al. 2008).
