Sentence examples for using a wide set from inspiring English sources

Kabbage — the online platform that loans money to businesses and individuals using a wide set of online data and algorithms to measure credit-worthiness — is growing once more.

The model obtained based on prediction error method is a piecewise linear model validated using a wide set of experimental data acquiring from a heat recovery steam generator during cold start-up.

In this article, after verifying that the boundary element model is in good agreement with numerical results reported by other investigators, the effect of noise in the measurements on the identifiability is studied with respect to different design parameters of laminated composites using a wide set of numerical examples.

We focused our analysis on eight Ogliastra isolated villages using a wide set of about 360000 informative SNPs to determine the extend of genetic variation in this population.

The rapid growth in hardware technology has become an attractive option to collect data using a wide set of available sensors.

Here we have made an attempt to systematically study these species using a wide set of accessions representing wild tetraploid T. dicoccoides and three diploid A genome progenitor species (Additional file 1).

In this paper, we crystallize the state of the art on HDR image watermarking techniques and the watermarking embedding method proposed by the authors in [6] is more extensively tested using a wider set of images as well as up to date metrics for performance assessment.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the impact of chronic illness using a wider set of QOL constructs, including measures of positive and negative affect, in a general population sample of middle aged and older adults.

Therefore, it will be important to study the yield of FLCN mutation testing using a wider set of criteria than proposed previously.

Dromedaries use a wide set of vocalizations to communicate with each other.

Both the MSB and the CABs plan to use a wider set of values (data) than those required.