Sentence examples for considering a broader range of from inspiring English sources

These has increased the need for engineering tools that could assess design improvements, considering a broader range of parameters that would influence the engine performance when integrated within overall systems.

The purpose of this systematic review is to update and expand on previous reviews by considering a broader range of study designs, including randomized controlled trials, quasi-experimental, observational, and simulation studies testing the use of financial incentives to change dietary behavior and to inform both dietetic practice and research.

Both papers report carefully conducted analyses for incident cases of morbidity considering a broader range of obstetric and maternal risk factors, including maternal age and BMI.

First, the overall research quality was (in the judgement of the research team) improved, by considering a broader range of issues.

By taking into account the environmental impact on physical activity, ecological models distinguish themselves from earlier theories by considering a broader range of potential approaches for promoting physical activity.

Pradelli and colleagues [ 1] extend this earlier analysis by considering a broader range of patients, by including papers published between 1997 and 2011, and by reporting on findings for a range of laboratory parameters in addition to the clinical outcomes.

It is also considering a broad range of incentives to attract young scientists into the field.

Schools should seek diversity by considering a broad range of factors in admissions, including a student's potential and life experiences.

Commission members visited developing countries and recruited experts and activists worldwide to prepare 17 working papers addressing and considering a broad range of case studies and viewpoints.

In his recent book, "The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies," Guenter Lewy, after carefully considering a broad range of evidence, offers a section titled, "The Persecution of Gypsies and Jews Compared".

Devlin said he's seeing UC Berkeley students becoming more flexible in their job searches, considering a broad range of entry-level positions, including internships, to get a foot in the door.