Sentence examples for wider range of outcomes from inspiring English sources

With lower turnout, there is the possibility of a wider range of outcomes based on the particulars of the political cycle.

The range of possibilities in that projection is indicated in the chart with a much wider range of outcomes, indicating the many uncertainties included in a model that goes beyond polling data.

A recent study by Addison et al. (2015) investigates the association between pacts and a much wider range of outcomes, namely wages, productivity, innovation, and survivability in addition to employment.

The report also recommends collecting data on "a wider range of outcomes" (Singer et al., 2012).

Near miss is a more common outcome than death, and allows exploration of a wider range of outcomes (57).

One explanation might be that inclusion vesicle envelopment is less controlled or slower than that of capsids and therefore prone to a wider range of outcomes.

A larger sample size (n=2500) and a wider range of outcome variables than in previous trials are strengths of this study.

An unusually large number of Senate races remain competitive, meaning that a wide range of outcomes are still possible.

It is tough to say exactly what James's odds of catching Jordan might be, because the average conceals a wide range of outcomes among the individual players.

The critical thing to keep in mind is that a wide range of outcomes remain possible in Iowa even at this late hour.

The study concludes: "The key finding from the impact evaluation using administrative data was that across a wide range of outcomes, covering the key objectives of the programme – employment, benefit receipt, school attendance, safeguarding and child welfare – we were unable to find consistent evidence that the troubled families programme had any significant or systematic impact".