Sentence examples for range of different tools from inspiring English sources

To visualize the intermediary and final results MicMac offers a range of different tools.

A range of different tools, like detachable grippers, tongs and scrapers, help Flippy to cook burgers made to order, and keep a grill operating smoothly.

In addition, between the different safety analysis techniques and the regular engineering techniques, there is usually a range of different tools in use that are not really compatible with each other.

The preparation of existing real-world datasets for publication as high-quality semantic web data is a complex task that requires the concerted execution of a variety of processing steps using a range of different tools.

Methods for geoinformation analyses provide a wide range of different tools to explore the spatial dimension of malnutrition and range from descriptive maps displaying potential impact factors on malnutrition [ 18, 22] up to more complex depictions of the effects of social, economic and biophysical factors on malnutrition [ 23, 24].

Use a variety of different tools.

Over the last four decades, a range of different neuroimaging tools have been used to study human auditory attention, spanning from classic event-related potential studies using electroencephalography to modern multimodal imaging approaches (e.g., combining anatomical information based on magnetic resonance imaging with magneto- and electroencephalography).

A range of different assessment tools has been used to assess DEB in type 1 diabetes, including generic measures (25), diabetes-adapted measures (4), self-report measures (26), and diagnostic interviews (6).

Because of the varied nature of patient populations (see Fig.  1), a range of different data collection tools, analytical approaches and methodologies may need to be deployed to meet different PRO-AE requirements.

Empirical relationships between phytoplankton biomass and nutrient concentrations established across a wide range of different ecosystems constitute fundamental quantitative tools for predicting effects of nutrient management plans.

Source E: merlin [ 14, 21] (available at http://www.merlin-sysbio.org/) refers to an in-house developed software tool that, among other features, provides homology analyses against a wide range of organisms using different tools.