Sentence examples for widely enriched from inspiring English sources

Their usage has also consequently been widely enriched, such as in the areas of healthcare and forest monitoring.

The classical Simple Assembly Line Balancing Problem SALBPP) has been widely enriched over the past few years with many realistic approaches and much effort has been made to reduce the distance between the academic theory and the industrial reality.

Histone marks appear either widely enriched or uniformly distributed along the whole region, or slightly increasing towards the ends of the sequences.

For both comparisons, the most widely represented enriched GO terms were associated with response to abiotic and biotic stimulus, metabolic and cellular processes.

For Mr. Wilson and others, the ways in which African dance forms have become more widely available has enriched their sense of what it is to be African-American.

The class 'Widely expressed' is enriched for hubs and essential genes, and is highly conserved across genomes.

Diplomats in the Middle East say that Rifaat Assad, who is widely reported to have enriched himself through cross-border trade and smuggling between Lebanon and Syria, still commands the loyalty of some Syrian Army units.

Most of Mongolia's top officials, Mr Enkhbayar included, are widely thought to have enriched themselves through their power and their oversight of the country's lucrative mining industry.

Pathways such as amino acid metabolism (P-value < 2.2 × 10-16), nucleotide metabolism (P-value < 0.0011), tranucleotide (P-value < 0.0005) and translation (P-value < 2.2 × 10-16) are enriched for Widely expressed genes.

Black-empowerment schemes to redress apartheid's injustices have been widely abused to enrich ANC-linked people.

The forum continued its work after the second Nice referendum, and was widely praised for enriching the debate on Ireland in the EU, and for its non-partisan approach.