Sentence examples for broadening 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.
The broadening concept of MDR-targeted therapy has been lacking the crucial support of a proof-of-concept in vivo study.
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.
However, we propose specific improvements to automatic methods as well as broadening the concept of a structural domain.
The GOP candidates have apparently concluded that voicing hope, embracing change and broadening our concept of the American mainstream constitute a losing strategy.
In an essay at Inside Higher Ed, three philosophy professors wonder whether the academy is even philosophy's proper home, and propose broadening the concept of peer-review to include ordinary society.
They attribute the increase in part to reforms made to the Dominican Constitution in 1994, broadening the concept of dual citizenship to include people of Dominican ancestry born in the United States, and to a spurt of economic growth that has created new opportunities here.
