Sentence examples for large array of potential from inspiring English sources

Producing a comprehensive picture of future value that integrates the large array of potential costs and benefits is both a science and an art.

Exposure to NO2 and benzene was inversely associated with mental development, although relationships were not statistically significant, in unadjusted models and after adjusting for a large array of potential confounders.

This species of bacteria produces a large array of secondary metabolites with potential as natural products.

Artemisinins are demonstrating vast therapeutic potential for a large array of different diseases.

Dietary flavonoids – a class of polyphenols found in a large array of plant foods – have been examined as potential components associated with CVD risk.

Taken together, these data suggest that APRIL is a potential prognostic factor for a large array of malignancies.

The growing interest in the characterization of exosome-like vesicles in cancer research arises from their potential role in carrying a large array of oncogenic elements released by malignant cells such as oncogenic proteins and miRNAs.

This expansion of economic analysis has also been associated with a steady development of specialised economic fields that have tried to explore the potential and limitations of using economics to study a large array of topics (Backhouse and Biddle [2000]).

As the US presidential race gears up toward Super Tuesday, on March 1, 2016, potential voters are asked to consider (or not) a large array of issues, ranging from homeland security to the economy and equality.

The method is selective, sensitive and robust for the screening and confirmation of multiple drugs in a single analysis and has potential as a very useful tool for the analysis of large array of controlled substances and drugs of abuse.

This is particularly true of brain activity recorded from a large array of electrodes where increases in the number of electrodes has resulted in a combinatorial explosion in the number of potential interactions that must be evaluated.