Sentence examples for broader self from inspiring English sources

However, such a term may be misleading as it implies that tumor stem cells are founder cells with a broader self renewal and lineage potential compared to the bulk population of tumor cells.

Several members of the Gitmo bar, now resigned to continued representation of Guantánamo clients, consider the decision emblematic of Obama's broader self-inflicted failures.

Though she has been a perennial best-seller in the advice and how-to aisles for years, her sales measured in the millions, these days the broader self-help culture is mirroring Ms. Stoddard's themes.

Financial scandal has plagued many aboriginal communities just as they are gaining broader self-government, and negotiations over old land claims between scores of Native communities and the federal government have bogged down, causing much bitterness.

Whilst existing studies into the outcomes of home zone type interventions have tended to focus on tangible measures such as road casualties or traffic speeds, this study examines broader, self-reported behavioural (i.e. activity levels and perceptions), health and quality of life outcomes.

The defense opted for a broader self-defense argument, and the jury sided with his account by acquitting Zimmerman on Saturday.

A direct comparison of fatigue-focused versus broader self-management programmes might elucidate potential mechanisms.

Specialist epilepsy nurses and physiologists have been asked to deliver broader self-management interventions.

Thus reflecting the findings from the broader self-management literature [ 2].

However, the DHI-N is a broader self-report measure, including a multitude of items, while gait tests are performance based and provide separate measures of gait.

Protected by Florida's broad self-defense laws, the shooter has not been arrested, and the family's lawyers are asking the Justice Department to step in.