Sentence examples for broad oriented from inspiring English sources

Quantification of the proportions of narrow and broad oriented components of the 200 azimuthal profiles was not attempted, as this requires full integration with respect to 2θ as well as azimuthal angle.

For example, currently, international health professionals are confronted with two contending conceptualizations of health: 1) a broad health oriented concept reflected primarily as a social product and hence leads to social-oriented solutions, and 2) a disease oriented concept which leads to a biotechnical, individual-oriented disease treatment solution.

Based on an extensive literature review a broad and internationally oriented analysis of transport models has been conducted.

We outline the key characteristics of a controversial biodiversity monitoring approach that is taxonomically broad and cumulative-effects oriented.

Due to the expansion of the universities of applied sciences and the long tradition of the Swiss VET-system, a broad range of vocationally oriented further training is available at post-secondary and tertiary level.

The chief value put in play to justify such broad forms of consent, oriented as these are towards enhancing purported collective benefits of research, is not autonomy but a form of solidarity with patients mediated through biobanking research – solidarity which serves to shield biomedical research from overly grand responsibilities vis-à-vis individual donors.

We also coded for an additional dimension of the broader activity questions were oriented towards.

28 While this scale does focus on broader social, less disease oriented social support networks, it has been used only in older patients.

In the following section, we show how HP in iGEM has been tied to broader movements in SB oriented towards industrialisation and interdisciplinarity.

Two broad conclusions emerge from developmentally oriented research examining HPA axis irregularities associated with child and adolescent depression.

The exercise programme described in the subsection Intervention is oriented towards a broad target group of elderly, who are frail or in danger of frailty.