Sentence examples for broadened concept from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

So, like others who have introduced variations into the list (avarice, wrath and lechery among them), he broadened the concept.

Using the Kloss designs for tuner, amplifier and speakers, Tivoli has broadened his concept to include Sirius digital satellite radio.

But that notion became too confining so the producers broadened the concept to include mechanical devices of all kinds.

They broadened the concept to refer to any rule that instinctively commended itself to their sense of justice.

Dr. Boorstin broadened the concept, contending that the American experience was shaped by the efforts of a people to tame the continent.

Managers in flexible factories have broadened the concept of service to include both a commitment to product variety and a capacity to see the customer in specialized terms.