Sentence examples for wide examination from inspiring English sources

A chromosome wide examination of X inactivation, using RNA-seq, was recently undertaken in grey short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis domestica) brain and extraembryonic tissues.

A genome wide examination of this aggressive tumour variant with the more comprehensive Affymetrix chip currently available (i.e., HG-U133 plus 2.0 covering 47 000 human transcripts and variants) has provided evidence that G3-ECC genetic fingerprints can be clearly distinguished from those of NE.

But as I pointed out above, a wider examination of econometric models has neither candidate decisively ahead.

The plan is for a draft bill to be produced for wider examination after the November 23 Queen's Speech.

— Maria Newman BBC: The horse meat scandal may be prompting a wider examination of meat in the European Union.

Black studies calls for a much wider examination of the problem of a neocolonial economic order that destroys poorer countries to the point where people are willing to risk their children's lives on makeshift boats.

BBC executives should consider the future of 6 Music as part of a wider examination of how best to improve the performance of its network of digital radio stations.

Though the stated focus is the death of Dr. Kelly and whether public pressures drove him to take his life, the hearings are amounting to a wider examination of the government's credibility and the conduct and standards of the BBC, the world's best known public broadcaster.

But the pettiness of last night's penalty is connected to the ongoing, wider examination of the N.F.L. It's part of why the public outcry against Goodell and the league for its handling of domestic-abuse cases (along with its continued support of the offensive Washington Redskins name and logo, etc).

The genome-wide examination of gene expression with this technology has provided transcript profiles of numerous biological samples.

Audit Scotland's report on a Scotland-wide examination of the practice will go to parliament after the summer recess.