Sentence examples for Broadly utilised from inspiring English sources
Further, targeting the response of beam and its critical locations, the authors of this study suggest that the understanding of relative impact of effective parameters, in terms of beam capacity and brittleness of modes of failure, can be broadly utilised to re-evaluate the cause(s) of failure(s) through case studies, or to predict the future of retrofitted structures/beams.
Functional imaging techniques using CT, MR and PET have been broadly utilised in such early clinical drug studies.
Anti-angiogenic agents inhibit key mediators of tumour blood vessel development and currently represent a major class of therapeutics broadly utilised in many oncology settings.
The ATT19 has been broadly utilised by researchers in measuring attitude of people to having diabetes as a reflection of psychological adjustment to living with the condition (e.g., [ 30, 32– 32]).
E1 and E2 may represent hot-dry and cold-wet climates, for example; or high/low levels of some key broadly-utilised resource such as phosphorous input rates for a lake habitat [ 48].
The two systems utilised broadly similar risk management and demand management strategies, and similar dispute resolution arrangements applied.
Thus, FDG-PET/CT appears to provide a useful imaging biomarker for treatment response, and is increasingly utilised broadly in clinical trials.
Utilising a broadly Marxist approach, the paper explores the origins of UK medical classificatory regimes relating to disability in the transition from feudal to capitalist societies.
Informal social connections and civic engagement broadly align with the variables of social participation utilised in this study.
Broadly, descriptive and analytical statistical methods will be utilised including univariate and multivariate logistic and Poisson regression to identify independent predictors of study endpoints.
Several specific designs can be utilised to assess dose response, which fall broadly into four categories, namely free titration, forced titration and dose escalation, parallel dose response, and dose reduction studies.
