Sentence examples for wider description from inspiring English sources

To say that God is the wisest or most powerful thing in the universe is still to subsume God under a wider description.

Unlike target-based approaches, the shotgun technique provides more details on the genomic structure of the community, offering a wider description of its potential functionality [13, 14, 50, 55].

This paper also presents a wider description of the simulator, specifying the main tasks of the two main programs included in Simucal such as the initial fit performed by the Aligner.

Molecular methods can also provide a wider description of microbial communities, and measure prevalence, diversity and abundance of vaginal microbiota, which also includes a diverse assemblage of anaerobic microorganisms or more fastidious lactic acid-producing bacteria.

There is Banham's wide-eyed description of the intersection of the 10 and 405 freeways as "one of the greater works of Man".

Moore's wide-eyed description of "exotic dancers who could make their cleavage jump up and down in different patterns" sounds like it belongs to the jazz age before he was born, but you forgive him possible factual inaccuracies when his word-pictures are more vivid than newsreel.

"They had a great sentence in the appointment letter," she says, "something like: 'The Queen would like the position of the master of the Queen's music to be for the enjoyment and openness of music in the nation.' So it's a very wide description, and they said it's absolutely up to the person who does it to make it their own".

Although these are briefly described below, a wide description can be found in Ross (2004).

A full mesoscopic model of RNA duplex at different resolution levels is derived to be used for genome-wide description of the flexibility of double-helical fragments of RNA.

The mechanistic codon-wide description of the translation process and the large number of mRNAs competing for resources, such as ribosomes, requires the use of novel efficient algorithmic approaches.

To quantify such clustering and provide a genome-wide description of the formed clusters, we developed GenomeCluster, an algorithm able to detect clusters of whatever genome element identified by chromosome coordinates.