Sentence examples for more broad spectrum from inspiring English sources

The goal, he added, would be "to get a more broad spectrum, to maybe bring in some more listenership".

"[On a walk] you can also use your five senses you can actually touch the plant and taste the plant, smell the plant, so you are getting a much more broad spectrum feel than you would from a photo".

Compared with previous used genes, such as Bph1 and Bph2, Bph3 performs more broad spectrum and durable resistance (Cruz et al. 2011).

The Food and Drug Administration recommends that consumers look for three things in their sunscreen: a "sun protection factor" (SPF) of 15 or more, "broad spectrum" protection and water resistance.

Honeys with hydrogen peroxide-dependent activity are more effective than manuka honey at inhibiting dermatophyte fungi [37] and species of the yeast Candida [38], indicating that these honeys may be more broad spectrum and valuable as antifungal agents than manuka honey.

Using more broad spectrum agents runs the risk of increasing patterns of bacterial resistance in the relatively closed microbiological setting of neonatal intensive care.

"Using more broad-spectrum insecticides could damage beneficial insects like spiders and soil-dwellers, which eat beetles and aphids".

Hospitals use more broad-spectrum antibiotics, which are effective against a wide range of bacteria – and the report showed that the use of these drugs rose significantly between 2010 and 2014.

Non-adherence to guideline-recommended treatment predominantly resulted in more broad-spectrum empirical therapy.

A more broad-spectrum empirical therapy for this specific group of patients needs to be considered.

In the case of guideline-disconcordant treatment, 87% was more broad-spectrum than guideline-recommended treatment.