Sentence examples for broad usages from inspiring English sources

Although several prediction methods have been reported, unsatisfied accuracy has limited the broad usages in linear B-cell epitope prediction.

"This is not something that would be available for broad usage within agencies," Rice said.

Will it be the dominant local language, Tetun, with its broad usage but limited vocabulary?

TO GOOGLE is now in broad usage as a verb for retrieving information from the internet.

That broad usage is likely to grow, as more people get video-friendly smartphones.

Before the year 1700 this broad usage was accepted, though the word was not yet applied to Unitarians.

"While a lot of substances are more toxic than glyphosate, the broad usage of hundreds of thousands of tones of it – particularly on GM crops – is absolutely not a sustainable way to do agriculture or soil use".

But the broad usage of antibiotics has driven drug resistance in the organism, and as the H58 strain evolved and spread, it acquired resistance to frontline antimicrobials, and newer drugs too, such as ciprofloxacin and azithromycin.

The phrase "middle out" itself seems to have gained broad usage among liberals after the publication of the 2011 book "The Gardens of Democracy" by the entrepreneur Nick Hanauer and the writer Eric Liu.

Those who oppose this broad usage of the term shamanism argue that an apparent structural similarity among phenomena in widely separated areas does not justify an assertion of a common source or that typological similarity must be distinguished from a genetic connection.

These advocate broad usage of expensive non-calcium-based phosphate binders such as sevelamer.