Sentence examples for much larger breadth from inspiring English sources

"We're learning quickly about customer preferences - there's a much larger breadth of possibilities here for customers than our other products," he said.

In general, the 454 reads were clustered near the 5′-end of the linear reference sequence, while the PGM and MiSeq reads spanned a much larger breadth.

A recent symposium at the Ecological Society of America in Portland, OR, U.S.A., highlighted how biological soil crust research has changed since the early days: the research community is now much larger, more vibrant, interconnected, and open to exploring the breadth, diversity, and importance of biological soil crusts.

The negative binomial form allows the variance of the distribution to be much larger than its average, thus capturing in a simple way the breadth of the empirical distribution.

Here we demonstrate that B. burgdorferi (OspA serotype 1) in the northeastern United States is much less specialized than B. afzelii (serotype 2) and B. garinii (serotypes 3 8), because the niche breadth of most of its genotypes covers a much larger range of phylogenetically distant hosts than any of the other OspA serotypes.

Notably, the negative correlation between EB and Ka (Kendall's tau = -0.7136, p = 2.35e-48) was much larger than that between EA and Ka (Kendall's tau = -0.2072, p = 2.18e-05), implying that the breadth rather than the level of gene expression might have more influence on determining the rates of evolution.

I have much larger responsibilities.

Organizers' estimates were much larger.

"The scale is much larger.

Uninsured losses were much larger.

The questions are so much larger now.