Sentence examples for uniquely broad from inspiring English sources

AnthropologyPlus Provides a uniquely broad and rich resource for research in anthropology and related fields.

AIA has a uniquely broad exposure to Asia's growing markets, much of which was acquired decades ago.

The serious warning was "endorsed by a uniquely broad consensus of scientists in their report to the United Nations at the end of 1990", the film noted.

With the addition of SANS, HEIMDAL will be able to cover a uniquely broad length scale within a single instrumental set-up.

Nonetheless, the pathogenic mechanisms underlying the uniquely broad spectrum of retinal diseases associated with P/rds defects are not currently well understood.

Relevant seminars and other activities occur in all participating departments and institutes, providing a uniquely broad and stimulating intellectual environment for graduate study.

Finally, and perhaps uniquely, a broad range of detailed data on corticosteroid dosing were captured which permitted detailed analyses of the effect of corticosteroids on MetS, a weakness of existing studies.

It's uniquely Google — a broad set of technologies, solutions and products".  .  .

The Graham School uniquely serves a broad audience of lifelong learners and provides resources to enhance student experience through career services, internships, and networking opportunities.

This study uniquely targeted a broad population of community-based individuals with self-or medically diagnosed arthritis.

The Berlin Ageing Study [ 77] uniquely adopts a broad interdisciplinary gerontological perspective in its focus on the old and very old, but does not have a primary focus on dementia.