Sentence examples for perspective of the range from inspiring English sources

We have developed a simple colorimetric assay method for simultaneously measuring multiple energy-producing pathways in cells and providing a more global perspective of the range and regulation of multiple energy-producing pathways.

For public health, the importance of this 'spectrum' approach is that it provides a population perspective of the range of conditions which may be associated with differing physical health impairments, with the implication that differing interventions may be required.

In addition to this new information, these data provide the clinician and researcher with both absolute values and greater perspective of the range of changes that could be expected during transitions from the trachea to mainstem and to lobar bronchi respectively.

To obtain the higher objective of improving health and reducing vulnerabilities, it is important for researchers, policy makers and funding agencies to broaden the perspective on the range of research and the integrated of interventions that are needed to address neglected diseases of neglected populations, and to rethink the nature of evidence to show effectiveness.

The informants were not intended to represent all patients with trauma, but rather to help us gain a perspective on the range of injured people's perspective on their memories of being injured and cared for.

Our two guest tasters, Beth von Benz, formerly the wine director at the Judson Grill, now closed, and Scott Mayger, the wine director at WD-50, have both been exploring Greek wines recently and have developed some perspective on the range of wines available that was particularly helpful to my colleague Florence Fabricant and me.

The emphasis has always been on pointing out updated science principles and on encouraging everyone to broaden their perspective on the range of potential that the bloodstain pattern evidence offers.

This is the first study to systematically explore the perspectives of the range of stakeholders, using a 'bottom-up' approach and developing complementary resources to be used together to improve the management of people with CFS/ME, and improve primary care professionals' confidence in managing people with this condition.

Typical responses of elite athletes are described to provide the scientist and clinician with a perspective of the upper range of physiological capacities of elite athletes.

A follow-up study will permit tracking progress with clinical governance development from the perspective of the full range of New Zealand health professionals, given their participation in the 2012 survey.

This study on the assessment of EBHI from the users' perspective illustrates the range of readers' reactions to and perceptions of the texts.