Sentence examples for broad or not from inspiring English sources

Was the lighting soft or hard, the editing fast or slow, the camera shaky or smooth, the acting broad or not?

The phenotypic spectrum associated with many of the SMA genes is either too broad or not sufficiently known to pinpoint the relevant SMA subtype.

Moreover, it does not cover resource utilization or costs where the HRG is inappropriate (e.g., too broad or not reflective of resource use related to the treatment in question); in these cases, the NICE guidance document suggests using other sources of evidence, such as micro-costing studies.

The role of managers is to focus on effective communication as broad incentives require symmetric epistemic interdependence, i.e., it is important for all involved parties included in the broad incentive structure to know whether their counterparts will actually act upon these broad incentives or not, making their own potential actions useful or futile.

Should Incognito be punished under those broad laws or not punished at all because anti-bullying laws don't exist in the NFL? Was his behavior even bullying?

Regimens with too broad spectrum or not recommended substances were used in 11.7%.

In each case, the other twin, while not clinically autistic, exhibited autistic traits and was classified either as "broad spectrum" or "not quite autistic" according to guidelines described by the Autism Genetic Resource Exchange AGREE) repository.

Within the AGRE pedigrees, there are three diagnostic categories based on the Autism Diagnostic Interview Revised (ADI R) (Lord et al. 1994): Autism, Broad Spectrum or Not Quite Autism.

These co-twins were described either as "Broad spectrum" or "Not quite autistic (NQA)" by the AGRE repository according to criteria established on the basis of ADI-R scores [ 79].

All studies indicate that a considerable proportion of research participants chooses restricted or no data sharing after having learned that they can choose between a tiered form of consent compared to "traditional consent" (term used by the authors in this study) according to which the participants are requested to give broad consent or not to participate at all in the research.

We coded the last three men (20%%) as "undetermined" because the variance in their responses was too broad or could not be categorized.