Sentence examples for extending the breadth from inspiring English sources

Mirza's strategy, and much of his effort, is on seeking to improve the balance of our editorial content, and extending the breadth and depth of voices we use, whilst also ensuring we practice what we preach by mirroring good practices internally.

The nonparametric covariance estimator has an advantage over separable parametric covariance estimators in the detection of QTL location, thus extending the breadth of use of functional mapping in practical settings.

We see great opportunity domestically to extend the breadth and depth of the Star Wars franchise into other categories".

But the key to dealing with these kind of mistakes is not to lock down the process or extend the breadth, depth and length of regression tests.

In "Frontiers of Legal Theory," Posner hopes to extend the breadth of his field in another way: by incorporating the insights of other disciplines.

But Mr. Noland's best-known and perhaps most significant achievement was his "Stripes" series of 1967-70, horizontarrangementsnts of bands that held to the emblematic presence he had already established and offered a wide, unbroken viewing expanse that extended the breadth of the stripes and solids without giving (horrors!) a landscape reading.

Therefore, the results presented here substantially extend the breadth of knowledge of miRNAs expressed in ovarian cancer.

Alternately, both resources can be the recipient of term requests in order to extend the breadth and depth of the semantic support currently offered by those efforts.

More recently, high-throughput sequencing of candidate genes has extended the breadth and sensitivity of this approach, overcoming some of these drawbacks [ 4- 7].

More recently, genome wide association studies (GWAS) (5– 7) have extended the breadth of genetic information, but the focus of these studies has been on a single continuous trait or disease outcome, limiting the ability to address inter-relationships among traits.

5′ propynyl-modified pyrimidine nucleotides (shown in bold) were positioned at universally conserved positions within these primers to extend the breadth of broad-range priming to allow efficient PCR from all CoV species tested.