Sentence examples for improved breadth from inspiring English sources

Like Hogan, many strategists are encouraged by the market's improved breadth.

Exome-based platforms (WES, ACE) generally showed substantially improved breadth and depth of coverage compared to 31× WGS for these 56 genes.

The OA-FUNCTION-CAT provided superior reliability throughout the score range and improved breadth and precision at the ceiling compared with the WOMAC.

Clinical proof-of-concept demonstrated by the first-in-class MI bevirimat and reappearance of second-generation drug candidates with improved breadth and potency in clinical trials strongly suggest that in the near future multiple MIs can be approved and used for treatment of HIV/AIDS patients.

When the R&A sold the broadcast rights to the Open for £15m a year to Sky it tried to calm the chorus of critics by pointing out that an expected drop in viewing figures would be worth it because of the improved breadth and quality of coverage of one of British sport's crown‑jewel events.

Strategists say the most heartening sign of the market's support is the improved breadth.

We're also seeing improving breadth, the number of stocks advancing vs. those declining," said Richard Cripps, chief market strategist for Legg Mason of Baltimore.

Screening and spatiotemporal control of genomic regulation using programmable DBDs have drastically improved the breadth and resolution of (epi genomic knowledge.

More recently, a variation on the mutation-accumulation method has become possible based on phenotype-blind genomic sequencing, which might (or might not) provide improved sampling breadth, usually at the expense of sample size.

Not surprisingly, there is great public interest in promoting policies that improve the breadth and depth of STEM skills in the American workforce.

Following the Results Although one of the first steps to increasing diversity involves improving the breadth of backgrounds in an organization, other steps remain.