Sentence examples for both broad and restricted from inspiring English sources

A general advantage of applying both broad and restricted inclusion criteria for one review is the additional information on how results change when inclusion criteria are altered.

Three mothers (4.7%) reported having an X ray or radiologic scan during pregnancy with the study child; this exposure suggested a nonsignificant association for both broad and restricted case definition analyses (OR 3.46; 95% CI, 0.04 274.70).

There should be a more comprehensive and detailed consideration of both the apparently false-negative and false-positive inclusions in both the broader and restricted CILIOGENESIS datasets.

Consumer organisations contacted were broad and not restricted to child health issues.

Strong ties between members can also isolate the whole network from the broader industry and restrict the innovation that comes from access to new sources of information.

A student challenged Michigan's policy, which a Federal court judge ruled was too broad and would restrict free speech.

The first one, proposed in February 1989, was withdrawn after students protested that it was too broad and would restrict free speech.

But the proposed rules in the U.S. were laid to rest after security researchers protested they were too broad and would restrict vital work needed to keep the Internet secure.

Unsurprisingly, the less restricted the additional memory store of the automaton, the broader and less restricted the type of string sets it can handle.

They then broke down those data into broad latitudinal bands circling the planet and restricted the analyses to rainfall over land.

The correlation between the CV of the amplitude envelope and UPDRS scores was significant and broad, albeit restricted to the beta 2 range (Figs. 2B,C).