Sentence examples for of sufficient breadth from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the traditional practice of music encyclopedias, we tried to commission an entry under this title for the 1980 edition but -- whether or not Charles Rosen considers me disingenuous in saying so -- we had not found anyone of sufficient breadth of musical scope willing to undertake it.
Papers must be of sufficient breadth (avoiding a regional focus) and novelty to have international appeal.
The text is of sufficient breadth and depth to prepare the interested student for more advanced specialised courses in the future.
Completeness can be generically defined as "the extent to which data are of sufficient breadth, depth, and scope for the task at hand" [51].
In other words, even in "liberal" countries like Canada, there is room to frame the issue in such a way that new alliances of sufficient breadth to make a breakthrough can be constructed around the need for universal ECEC.
By the time 20 interviews had been undertaken we felt that the available data were of sufficient breadth and depth to address our research question.
Because a thorough manual examination of available MeSH terms yielded neither a sufficient level of granularity nor sufficient breadth of annotations necessary for this analysis, custom text mining was implemented.
Many jurisdictions are faced with the challenge of developing a realistic set of performance indicators with sufficient breadth and depth to capture the spectrum of nursing care.
The RSC's experience with project Prospect was also labour intensive, involving collaboration with text-miners and the input of skilled, in-house domain-specialists, with sufficient breadth of expertize to understand XML, to edit, mine, mark-up and 'user-friendlify' the final results.
To create an HIV-1 vaccine that generates sufficient breadth of immune recognition to protect against the genetically diverse forms of the circulating virus, we have been exploring vaccines based on consensus and mosaic protein designs.
An effective HIV-1 vaccine should elicit sufficient breadth of immune recognition to protect against the genetically diverse forms of the circulating virus.
