Sentence examples for has wider coverage from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, our comprehensive assay based on a custom AmpliSeq™ panel and Ion Torrent PGM sequencing has wider coverage, higher throughput, is much faster, and more efficient when compared with the traditional molecular detection method for HPA patients, which could meet the medical need for individualized diagnosis and treatment.

Radio generally has wider coverage and reaches vulnerable populations to a greater extent than other forms of media and may therefore be better used for the successful dissemination of interventions in the form of edutainment programs (37).

The person might not have seen one, because most advert are in specific magazines which poor smokers may not have access to, if we want to reach people on the street, advertisement should be more on radio that has wider coverage.

One is to incorporate the use of a medicines knowledge base that has wide coverage of study agents as part of the query application (see below) that could be used to compare all the medicines in a patient's profile with their authorisation status in the country of use.

Having wider coverage enhances the chances of having data at interesting places; having denser coverage enhances the ability to interpret the data.

The northern source had wider coverage than the eastern source in the summit area, and here we use only the data of the northern source.

There is lack of adequate financing, because I know that with more money, we could have wider coverage, even in rural areas where people are more conservative".

The study by Hibbert et al [ 33] had wider coverage of resources with respect to professionals allied to medicine and an in-built allowance for capital equipment, which may be responsible for a slightly higher mean costs per day (£1302, 2003 price year) compared to £1028 (2001 price year, £1119 inflated to 2003 price year) for the Cost Block Programme.

The strengths of air quality monitoring data are that they are already being collected in real-time and that they have wide coverage.

Almost all large-area biomass maps are derived from two-dimensional remote sensing data that have wide coverage but are generally less sensitive to canopy structure, particularly in moderate to high biomass forests (e.g. multispectral and single polarized SAR).

The evidence suggests possible associations between HLA alleles and ASD have wide coverage of different ethnicities.