Sentence examples for rather broad range of from inspiring English sources

This may be a wider cultural matrix than the good Dr. Trivedi imagined, but it draws from a rather broad range of Indian experience.

The latter covers a rather broad range of areas, such as communications, audio processing and recognition, medicine and neuroscience, and implementation architectures.

The ignition temperature is shown to correlate with the specific catalytic activity of the washcoat layer over a rather broad range of activities.

Finally, the inclusion of both genders and a rather broad range of ages favored the generalizability, as pain perception might differ between ages [7, 16] and between genders [1, 3, 7].

This also provides new insights into the reason for the specific scaling type of alteration pattern that is observed on clay-bearing stones throughout a rather broad range of climates.

Concerning pure fluid dynamics of dispersed gas-liquid multiphase flow, an ongoing effort has led to a validated set of closures that is applicable under a rather broad range of conditions.

This rather broad range is probably attributable to the small numbers of cases studied, or to differences in the definition of positivity.

The size of the encapsulated particles varies within a rather broad range from 10to2020 nm to several hundred nanometers.

Moore's Law is now associated with transistors, rather than a broad range of components in an integrated circuit.

The resulting utility scores represent the specific health states, which are based on clinicians' descriptions of a typical patient rather than the broad range of symptom severity and outcomes that would be observed in an actual patient sample.

For those targets that are relevant to a limited number of tumours (cell type-specific targeting), it may be more appropriate to test a panel of cell lines derived from that tumour type rather than a broad range of tumour cell lines.