Sentence examples for broad processes from inspiring English sources
The PE cells interface with broad processes of Mueller cells (MC) in the upper half of the field with myriad mitochondria.
The RPE cells and neovascular channels in the middle of the lesion also interfaced with broad processes of Mueller cells without the interposition of photoreceptors or their degenerative remains (Fig. 5b).
The pigment epithelial cells in the left membrane remained for the most part confined to one or two layers at the base of the membrane and were in direct apposition to broad processes of Mueller cells without the interposition of photoreceptors or their degenerative remnants.
However, these modes of action still represent changes in very broad processes.
The CMO framework can be used in abstract ways to explain broad processes, or in more specific ways to examine how programmes work.
On the other hand, variability at the cytogenetic level among cichlids was mostly observed based in repetitive DNA chromosome mapping [ 49, 50] and seems to reflect the evolutionary dynamics of the repetitive genomic fraction and not broad processes acting in the whole karyotype.
At the level of "deep, underlying psychological change", both depression and the destruction of festivities could be described as seemingly inevitable consequences of the broad process known as modernisation.
&main=It was a broad process, but in the end Madiba did become the "father of the nation" and he was really the embodiment of the whole concept of reconciliation.
Recognizing this, Texas' oil and gas regulatory agency, known as the Railroad Commission, is updating its rules to address the broad process of drilling, from the drilling itself to cementing and completing an oil or gas well.
In reality, however, globalization is a continuation of a broad process that started with the age of conquest and colonialism in the South and the enclosures and the Industrial Revolution in the North.
The WHO (2002: 12) envisioned a broad process of 'optimizing opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age'.
