Sentence examples for coverage of effects from inspiring English sources

For a broader coverage of effects during later phases of neurogenesis, two additional test systems were used (Fig.  1, UNIGE and UKN4).

All of the methods are robust in that they return ≥95% coverage of effect values.

Although the overall coverage of effect was generally positive in scientific journals, temporal changes were observed in the positive-to-negative effect ratio per year, indicating a less positive-effect trend during 2003/2004 and after 2007.

The differentiation of the 'effect' category by source showed that scientific journals were predominantly positive (ratio =3.5), whereas Dutch and British newspapers coverage of effect was mainly negative (ratios=0.69 NL and 0.94 UK, table 1).

The NY Times told readers it was providing "free unlimited access" to coverage of the effects of hurricane Sandy.

Its coverage of the effects of the American bombing of Afghanistan -- it has been the only international television station with camera crews in Kabul -- has been used by CNN, BBC and other major news organizations since the airstrikes began a week ago.

We refer to [3 6] for a detailed coverage of such effects and their applications in different fields of science and technology.

In 2015, Duff was awarded a Gracie for his coverage of the effects of Alzheimer's disease on women.

On average, frequency coverage of all effects was high and greater than the purported HPD coverage.

Although the coverage of harmful effects has increased over time, only 27% of the reviews published between 1996 and 2000 included any information about safety, and only 4% focused primarily on the safety of the intervention reviewed [ 1].

LOCKDOWN Lockdown got hot in the coverage of the effect of the snipers in the Washington area.