Sentence examples for under a wider array from inspiring English sources

Continuous models found in the literature are expanded so that the alternatives could be compared under a wider array of options.

Sequence analyses of prokaryotic and eukaryotic ATP-dependent PFK1 enzymes suggest that they diverged via duplication and tandem fusion of a prokaryotic ancestor gene [3].Eukaryotic PFK1s are therefore more than twice the size of prokaryotic PFK1s and are under regulatory control by a wider array of effectors than the simpler bacterial enzymes.

Under Johnson and Payne, the firm published a wider array of works than under Johnson and Davenport.

These models can now be tailored to the evolutionary objective under a wide array of field designs.

In the real world, displays are used under a wide array of ambient illumination conditions, many of which reduce visibility considerably.

An especially significant case in which this reasoning can be applied is the case of first-order quantificational languages, under a wide array of pretheoretic conceptions of logical truth.

It is typical to accept that all formulae derivable in a typical first-order calculus are universally valid, true in all counterfactual circumstances, a priori and analytic if any formula is.[8] So (4) holds under a wide array of pretheoretic conceptions in this case.

Experimental data obtained in the heterogeneous shock tube under a wide array of conditions are compared with basic heat transfer models, and the agreement of both peak temperature values and emission intensity traces for low energy accommodation coefficients supports the hypothesis of Altman and co-workers.

A super-genotype for P. setaceum is justified by the apparent lack of neutral and adaptive genetic differentiation within the region of origin and among globally introduced populations and the grass' capability to survive under a wide array of environmental conditions.

M. acetivorans has evolved multiple mechanisms for survival under a wide array of changing growth conditions.

A second, semiquantitative characterization explored the phenotype of the "minimal glycolysis" (MG) strain under a wide array of experimental conditions to identify potential context-dependent phenotypes.