Sentence examples for increased choice of from inspiring English sources

Understanding the biology of these vectors will ultimately lead to an increased choice of gene delivery vectors, providing more options in therapeutic strategy and design.

The increased choice of films, state-of-the-art technology, copious free parking space and a vast array of snacks on sale – all imported from the American model – made an immediate impact on the stagnant British market.

There were so many people there waiting for shows to start". The increased choice of films, state-of-the-art technology, copious free parking space and a vast array of snacks on sale – all imported from the American model – made an immediate impact on the stagnant British market.

We can expect to see accelerated innovation, upward mobility for the direct care workforce, and increased choice of providers for payers and patients.

In addition to increased choice of products, NatureBox has also shifted its model a bit to give customers more flexibility in being able to select the snacks that are sent to them.

The adolescence-onset CD group also showed increased choice of the experimental gamble relative to control subjects under both motivational conditions.

And an increasing choice of health plans may mean nothing more than a race to the bottom.

The numbers were boosted by rising house prices, which have made homeowners feel more secure about the value of their homes, said the council's chairman, Nigel Waterson, as well as by an increasing choice of products.

With an increasing choice of treatment options and changing care-provider profiles, now is an opportune time to survey current practices and opinions.

Despite this potential, there is a dearth of information on the increasing choice of camel production among pastoralists in the region.

The few private seed breeders seem to limit the cultivar choices they offer in GM-adopting countries to GM seed cultivars endowed with private property rights in the form of patents while farmers in non-adopting countries continue to enjoy a similar or even increasing choice of seed cultivars.