Sentence examples similar to broaden concept from inspiring English sources

The Bill of Rights derives from the Magna Carta (1215), the English Bill of Rights (1689), the colonial struggle against king and Parliament, and a gradually broadening concept of equality among the American people.

This broadened concept can be designated as vascular memory.

This plant family was traditionally associated with holoparasitism; however the broadened concept includes a number of autotrophic genera, such as Agalinis, that are hemiparasitic.

'Molecular-positive' resection margins may thus be proposed as grounds for more aggressive treatment or surveillance if validated as a broadened concept.

Some years ago this broadened concept was considered as a hypothesis [ 72] but with more convincing follow-up data from recent randomized clinical trials it appears very likely that this phenomenon really exists.

These experiments with the concept of reform have been accompanied by attempts to broaden the concept to incorporate women as equal beneficiaries of reform in their own right.

We need to broaden our concept of citizenship".

Fort-Whiteman was instrumental in pushing American Communists to broaden their concept of class struggle to include the fight against racism.

Eventually, these critiques helped focus attention on the need to broaden the concept of development to include a social development and human security dimension.

The second is to broaden the concept of knowledge by not restricting knowledge to knowledge by acquaintance but to allow for other forms of knowledge as well.

We believe these newly developed multifunctional NIR dyes will broaden current concept of tumor targeted imaging and hold promise to make an important contribution to the diagnosis and therapeutics for the treatment of cancer.