Sentence examples for number and breadth from inspiring English sources

In a recent order, the judge who will have to approve or reject the settlement remarked on the number and breadth of objections the court had received.

It soon emerges that this is a world where characters are incapable of spontaneously producing faces as babies, and must be painstakingly taught a series of 'Faces' (the number and breadth determined by one's social class) by 'Facesmiths.' Neverfell, however, is unable to lie, because her face always shows exactly what she is feeling – she has "a face like glass".

The bars and restaurants that have cropped up in traditionally working-class or immigrant right-bank neighborhoods, like the Canal Saint-Martin and Belleville, Menilmontant, and Barbès, are popular among residents and all but unknown to most tourists, and this is exactly why yesterday's attacks, beyond their number and breadth and sheer mortal effectiveness, have so shocked the city.

Both the number and breadth of avian cognition studies have expanded in the past three decades.

Citizen science and community-based monitoring programs are increasing in number and breadth, generating volumes of scientific data.

The more prominent experimental treatment strategies focus mainly on drug and cell therapies, however recent interest in biomaterial-based strategies are increasing in number and breadth.

From 1964 onwards, Lacan's audience startlingly increased in both sheer numbers and breadth of backgrounds, with artists and academics from various disciplines across academia joining the more clinically-minded attendees.

We're going to need those numbers and breadth of support because we'll be up against any religious group, government or government faction around the world that has ever had a complaint about any Internet content or its inherent ability to facilitate free speech and strengthen democracies.

In order to establish the influence that the experimental treatments make on the number and the breadth of solution ideas proposed by problem solvers with different knowledge levels, students from different years of study were recruited.

This enhanced method of phylogenetic reconstruction insures the congruence of the barcode phylogeny with broadly accepted hypotheses on the phylogeny of flowering plants (i.e., APG III) regardless of the number and taxonomic breadth of the taxa sampled.

The negative correlations with expression breadth for average exon length tend to be stronger, but the residual correlation for CDS length becomes weaker, likely due to the positive association between intron number and expression breadth.