Sentence examples for to measure the breadth from inspiring English sources

The quickest way to measure the breadth of this year's revitalized New York Film Festival is to compare its two "social" movies.

— NATE SILVER A quick-and-easy way to measure the breadth of a candidate's win is simply to count the number of distinct categories that he led in exit polls.

The approval of a base-line law (a line drawn by countries along their coasts to measure the breadth of their sea) is a practice carried out by almost every state in the world and in no way signifies the unilateral establishment of maritime boundaries with Chile.

Percentage of load loss reveals transmission capacity of the whole power grid, which is used to measure the breadth of failure propagation.

The first is that RMC actually works best at a population level and therefore suffers from not being able to measure the breadth of mutations that may make up mutational load at the single copy level.

To measure the breadth of coverage and resolution offered by the panel of primers described in Methods (details in Table S1), we tested 92 well-characterized influenza virus isolates collected from human, avian, and animal species.

As reported previously [ 17], items for the 24-item self-report questionnaire were selected from several existing established measures of well-being [ 13, 18] chosen to measure the wide breadth of domains commonly included in the definition of well-being [ 1, 7] and supplemented by additional questions commonly used in mental health settings.

All the surveys are aimed at measuring the breadth of employment plans, as opposed to the magnitude of such plans.

He closed the booklet, pulled out six sheets of looseleaf notebook paper and wrote an essay about how a standardized exam could never measure the breadth of his abilities.

This method cannot identify a dominant quasispecies sequence, but it can measure the breadth of the quasispecies at each nucleotide position by identifying the positions where the dominant nucleotide is present at less than 80% frequency.

We believe that our peer-reviewed methodology is unique in its unbiased approach, using the best data currently available to measure both the breadth and influence of corporate innovation.