Sentence examples for temporal breadth from inspiring English sources

The collection's geographical scale is matched by its temporal breadth, which extends over a millennium.

The ratio ω decreased significantly with the increase in the temporal breadth of expression, i.e. the number of flower and leaf developmental stages at which a gene was expressed (P < 10-8, for both comparisons).

We also estimated the temporal breadth of expression in leaves and flowers as the number of developmental time points in which the gene was expressed at a level larger than 75.

The targeted inclusion of patients from across the temporal breadth of recovery was employed to promote the inclusion of a diversity of life impacts across the entire rehabilitation period.

The temporal and geographic breadth of these experimental plots provides an excellent foundation for investigating carbon standing stocks and carbon accretion rates in young-growth forests of the PCTR.

This was achieved by continuing analyses of mtDNA (Dowling et al. 2005) and adding characterization of microsatellite loci from samples of larvae that spanned the temporal and geographic breadth of the spawning population over a 15-year period.

APEX has been used to capture entire organelle proteomes with high temporal resolution, but its breadth of labeling is generally thought to preclude the higher spatial resolution necessary to interrogate specific protein networks.

The temporal depth and spatial breadth of observations from platforms such as Landsat provide unique perspective on ecosystem dynamics, but the integration of these observations into formal decision support will rely upon improved uncertainty accounting.

In order to implement rationally designed implantable biomaterials, it is necessary to quantify the full breadth and temporal allocation of immune responses that contribute to downstream FBR events such as fibrotic encapsulation and biomaterial rejection [ 345].

The temporal items assess a narrower breadth of abilities at a relatively modest degree of impairment and therefore would be best suited to identifying change within this range of cognition.

In reviewing John Cassidy's analyses of the year's events, what stands out is the responses' breadth — not just thematic, but temporal.