Sentence examples for high quality coverage from inspiring English sources

Low cost and high quality coverage processes of engineering to improve institutional efficiency through greater linkages with local economic and social development is proposed.

The BBC's director of audio and music, Tim Davie, said he was "delighted at Radio 5 live's success – a tribute to its unparalleled commitment to high quality coverage of news and sport".

By selling specially commissioned articles produced during the week by overseas staff correspondents, stringers and its London based specialists to other newspaper publishers who signed up to an annual contract, the Observer could ensure a regular supply of high quality coverage for its own foreign desk.

These genomes are considered high quality (coverage ≥6×).

All contain at least 2 fold high quality coverage of every base and had evidence of circularity based on mate pairing and/or overlapping contig edges.

The impact however, is not easy to measure and many journalists lack interest and the capacity to produce high quality coverage of research findings.

In theory, the use of alternative sequencing platforms that are able to generate longer reads (i.e., pacbio or minION) could produce higher quality coverage data either by mapping onto the 3D7 reference genome or by de novo assembly of the sampled genomes.

With new isolation, amplification, and computational modelling techniques becoming available there has been a general progression toward increased populations of cells or higher quality coverage in rare populations.

"The BBC has a proud reputation of delivering the biggest names and highest quality coverage at major football tournaments and we are sure Rio will play a central part in helping us deliver this again".

He ignores Channel 4 News's high-quality coverage and our planned transmission of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth.

A BBC spokesman said: "Broadcasting comprehensive, high-quality coverage of major cultural events requires this level of resource.