Sentence examples for broad term applied to from inspiring English sources
Radiosensitivity is a broad term applied to cells, tissues and individuals.
Restrictions and additional terms apply to use of a Standard Merlin Annual Pass.
Recovery home is a broad term that applies to many different kinds of live-in spaces that claim to help clients beat drug addiction it does not refer to government-run treatment, detox, or community care.
Within the span of a century and a half the Baroque era saw the word concerto change from a broad general term applied on several musical levels to a fairly specific term whose meaning had two senses: that of an instrumental group and that of a musical structure or process.
"The policy is overly broad when applied to her".
It's a broad term that can apply to just about all louts in the dot-com industry, including ones who haven't yet gotten rich.
Historians also labeled Gregory a "nominalist," a term so broad and vague when applied to fourteenth-century thinkers that, when it was used without qualification, it tended to mislead and to obscure the differences among them, as for example between Ockham and Gregory.
While this is not postmortem fetal extrusion, it may be referred to as a case of postmortem delivery, a term which is applied to a broad range of techniques and phenomena with a resultant delivery of a live infant.
