Sentence examples for widely one from inspiring English sources

These genes were found to be distributed on 7 of the 20 chromosomes (Table  1; see Additional file 7: Figure S3), and the gene number on each chromosome varied widely, one gene on each chromosome of 1, 7, 9, and 18; two on chromosome 10, three on chromosome 2, and 5 genes were localized to chromosome 20.

From the medical to the pop-cultural to the scholarly, this well-researched history of virginity ranges widely: "One minute you're plodding through an account of the Counter-Reformation, and the next reading about how Buffy the Vampire Slayer lost her virginity to a vampire living under a Gypsy curse," Alex Kuczynski wrote in the Book Review.

However widely "One Day" is imitated, it will be hard to match Mr. Nicholls's easy blend of bumbling insecurities (Emma's), overweening showbiz arrogance (Dexter's, when he becomes a television star), slow but sure pacing, humorous though seldom outright funny dialogue and authentically troubling coming-of-age issues.

Future projections of the value of this market vary widely: one estimate puts it at $1.17 billion by 2023; another has boldly predicted it will be worth $24 billion by 2024.

"We hope that by sharing our process and documenting our pitfalls openly, we'll be able to partner with and get feedback from as many people as possible, and increase the chances of this kind of infrastructure being used more widely one day, within healthcare and maybe even beyond".

As the populations of administrative areas vary widely, one approach to exploring inequality is to compare the 10% of the population living in areas with the highest rates to the 10% living in areas with the lowest rates.

One of the most widely used one is FS-ICU-24 survey.

Estimates vary widely between one in 4,000 and one in 10,000.

Background checks on new employees can vary widely from one institution to another.

Several NGS systems are currently on the market, the most widely used one being Illumina.

Hospitals' rankings varied widely from one year to the next based on a handful of random deaths.