Sentence examples for wider range of common from inspiring English sources

Four generalists and other common unpaired specialists were also selected to obtain data on a wider range of common species (16 in total).

Other possible developments include consideration of specific distributional forms (both univariate and multivariate) for the unmeasured confounder(s) to provide special cases of the generic bias formulae for a wider range of common confounding models.

This group of atopic diseases is characterized by sensitization of the skin to a wide range of common antigens.

Prices of a wide range of common products in the Consumer Price Index were 5.6percentt higher last month than they were in July 2007, the sharpest annual increase since January 1991.

As we get to know each other, we discover a wide range of common interests (movies, opera, British detective novels, M.F.K. Fisher), but overarching them all is the enthusiasm for food and wine that has brought us together.

Margherita Giuliano, the executive vice president of the Connecticut Association of Pharmacists, which represents about 1,100 pharmacists, said Mrs. Rell's proposal would limit the public's access to a wide range of common cold medicines and lead to higher insurance costs for consumers and higher operating costs for pharmacies.

Better data is finally allowing economists to test a wide range of common theoretical assumptions; I had a fascinating discussion yesterday with a fellow who is challenging the traditional view of switching costs and pricing.But the richness of the change is making it clear how much there is still to learn.

These values represent educated guesses over a wide range of common cloud deployments and do not have a precise semantics.

Moreover, there are large and replicable differences in the vulnerability of the two sexes to a wide range of common brain disorders.

In the years leading up to 2009/10, the length of time patients had to wait for a wide range of common procedures improved significantly in Wales and across the UK.

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley said: "Our investment in this new centre, the first of its kind, promises better targeted treatments for patients with a wide range of common diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and dementia.