Sentence examples for a broader characterisation from inspiring English sources

The interviewees believe that hospital-based studies comparing cohorts of RA patients using biologics versus other treatments would provide a clearer picture about the biologics effectiveness, safety profile and would allow a broader characterisation of the treatment patterns in the daily practice.

As part of a broader characterisation of the tumour-targeting performance of the L19 antibody in patients with various types of cancer (Santimaria et al, 2003; Sauer et al, 2009; Erba et al, 2012), we studied the accumulation of this antibody in SIP format (Borsi et al, 2003; Berndorff et al, 2005) in a patient with a high-grade sarcoma that was refractory to conventional therapy.

Using a single lane of an Illumina HiSeqTM 2000 sequencing run we have generated an extensive genomic resource dataset, providing a broad characterisation of expressed genes in the leaves of D. viscosa, as well as identifying a large set of genetic SNP markers for future population genetic analysis of this species.

Since the dynamic modulus test provides a full characterisation of the mix over a broad range of temperatures and loading frequencies, this test is highly recommended for Superpave mixture characterisation in tropical climatic conditions.

This paper presents a broad overview, characterisation and visualisation of the role of 18 anthropogenic process types in triggering and influencing 21 natural hazards, and natural hazard interactions.

Previous studies of New Zealand's environmental and agricultural history have provided a broad-brush characterisation of land use change that potentially misses pivotal fluctuations in land use policy and practice that would inform us of key drivers of ongoing agricultural land use change.

This article offers a broad brush characterisation of realism, and then fills out some of the detail by looking at a few canonical examples of opposition to realism.

We provide a broad-brush characterisation of parts of the literature which helps to draw out common assumptions across the field as a whole and enable critical reflection on them.

If the second act were as brief as the first, it all might pass snappily enough to excuse the broad characterisation, random plot twists and ever-decreasing cycles of slanging and squabbling.

For broad characterisation, total carbon and nitrogen analysis offer significant advantages over the commonly used chemical and biological oxygen demand (COD/BOD) analyses.

A comparison with the national soil survey dataset shows that whilst it can be relied upon for the broad characterisation of carbon and TP stocks in the two study catchments, it underestimates the spatial variability of key soil properties in certain soil types and land uses.