Sentence examples for wider range of reporting from inspiring English sources

Hazard surveillance involved a much wider range of reporting sources, which tended to be associated with a particular activity or product, often monitored at the industry level and only scrutinised at the national level periodically or if an outbreak occurs.

International data included a wider range of reported allied health service costs with information available on the costs of social work and speech pathology.

A simple search of the "identical proteins" feature of the HA NCBI data base, similar to the previous one for NA [ 1], is less rewarding for HA because of a wider range of reported HA lengths.

There is now a wide range of reporting guidelines available.

In 1998, it was given an additional half hour, and renamed the "Moneyline News Hour with Lou Dobbs," allowing Dobbs to offer a wider range of reports.

For the new campaign, the coalition has been preparing legal briefs arguing that the administration should file trade cases at the Commerce Department and at the W.T.O. to challenge a wide range of reported Chinese subsidies for auto parts exporters.

Among these applications, there is a wide range of reported results and overall conclusions.

Mid-range value for C1 was used in goethite because there is no clear explanation for the wide range of reported values [16].

Moreover, the wide range of reported nephrotoxicity rates probably reflects more the varying definitions of "renal failure" than the actual effect of colistin.

Similarly, the wide range of reported bulk densities of fresh tephra in Table 1 may be partly a function of varying intervals between emplacement and observation.

The wide range of reported accuracies in FB detection in these studies may be due to some tissue models being easier to image than human tissue.