Sentence examples for comprised a broad range of from inspiring English sources
Listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, the NIFs comprised a broad range of enterprises not just individual companies or groups of companies and this enabled citizens to possess a diversified interest in key Polish industries.
The study comprised a broad range of medical specialties; only 215 participants were GPs and 93 had never received a complaint.
These pools comprised a broad range of ornithophilic and mammalophilic mosquitoes common in Germany; Culex spp. and Aedes vexans were the most abundant species.
The majority (53%) of meeting specialities were surgery (25%), internal medicine (13%), anaesthesia/emergency medicine (9%), and paediatrics (6%); the remaining 47% comprised a broad range of 27 different specialities.
Closer patient follow-up or a broad-based adverse effect of intensive insulin treatment is possible, with Neal noting that the excess hospitalization comprised a broad range of categories, suggesting that "the possibility that the excess hospitalization... [was] simply due to the fact that... the patients were seen more often".
Windows 10 is now in place on 700 million devices, comprising a broad range of products.
The financial services industry comprises a broad range of businesses with distinctions that are not clearly distinguished (Asmundson, 2011).
The structures comprises a broad range of open-cell ceramic foams which were reconstructed from tomographic data obtained by means of MRI and μ-CT scans.
These technologies comprise a broad range of innovations and include non-polymeric stents, biodegradable polymer coated stents and fully biodegradable scaffolds.
The site comprises a broad range of glacial and postglacial sediments (diamicton, esker sand and gravel, glaciolacustrine sand, glaciolacustrine silt/clay and peat).
Intra-axial aetiologies of calcifications potentially resulting in formation of brain stones comprise a broad range of pathologies that can be subdivided into neoplastic, vascular, infectious, congenital and endocrine/metabolic [2, 8, 18, 34].
