Sentence examples for sufficiently broad range from inspiring English sources

In this case, active control is needed in order to allow for a sufficiently broad range of stability.

There is a further requirement for data relating to the effect processing has on the Bt proteins under a sufficiently broad range of technical conditions.

To ensure sufficiently broad range of fuel properties to demonstrate the applicability of the method, two different fuels with significantly different properties are analysed, i.e. tire pyrolysis oil and liquefied wood.

This obtains a track model with very few degrees of freedom, and thus with minimum time consumption for integration, with a good match to the original model over a sufficiently broad range of frequencies.

To complete a (mostly) higher follow-up education programme, one needs to have completed a sufficiently broad range of basic subjects with a certain theoretical depth, resulting in the acquired knowledge becoming more than what is strictly necessary to function in the occupational domain of the VE programme in question.

If any components of ARCISS are to be salvaged, the High-Level Revitalization Forum must be drastically more inclusive than the original agreement, encompassing a sufficiently broad range of informal armed groups and outlining context-appropriate provisions to create a forum to evaluate their grievances.

The aim was to identify distinct stages of surface breakdown which could be used to develop reliable and reproducible aging criteria, within sufficiently broad age ranges.

This 'extended peer community' needs to include a broad range of stakeholders, which are needed to bring a sufficiently wide range of perspectives to bear on a particular problem.

Our continuing study of the chemistry and biology of indolequinones required a synthetic route that would provide rapid access to a range of structures with a sufficiently broad substrate scope, which would then allow us to study the effect of each substituent in turn.

Although more than a decade old, this definition is comprehensive and sufficiently broad to capture the full range of current biomarker applications, described in detail in the Table 1.> In personalized medicine, it is necessary to distinguish between prognostic and predictive biomarkers.

Moreover, maximum errors shown in Figure  6 always result in a relative error of less than 10%, which is sufficiently accurate for a broad range of applications.