Sentence examples for using a broader array from inspiring English sources

Following Parra's lead, Jara further enriched the sound, the message, and the appeal of nueva canción, in part by using a broader array of regional instruments from across South America.

Using a broader array of pre-college test scores (the ASVAB), I show that differences in college preparation can actually account for a large portion of most gender gaps in college major content, including 62% of the gap in science, 66% of the gap in humanities, and 47% of the gap in engineering.

Within an epidemiological framework, studies using a broader array of potential confounders may also be helpful.

It is possible to match on just a few major demographic and clinical factors [ 17], but most studies have used propensity score matching (PSM) techniques which allow more comprehensive matching using a broader array of clinical variables (Table  1).

Human Rights Watch, the lobby group, warns that the government suppresses "virtually all forms of political dissent, using a broad array of repressive measures".

Examines Israeli identity using a broad array of materials, including popular music, film, documentaries and art, in addition to academic historical writings.

For years it has been focused on channel proteins for neurobiology, but has recently expanded to cover many different types of proteins, using a broad array of different protein engineering approaches.

The WSJ article notes that Google's goal is to distinguish itself from other digital book vendors "by allowing users to access books from a broad range of websites using a broad array of devices".

Our lab has extensive experience with traditional phenol-chloroform DNA extractions and with using a broad array of commercially available extraction kits, both of which require ancillary laboratory equipment.

The tunebooks published in Baltimore included instructional notes, using a broad array of music education techniques then common.

Insects detect a multitude of odors using a broad array of phenotypically distinct olfactory organs referred to as olfactory sensilla.