Sentence examples for broadly apply to from inspiring English sources
They argue that existing laws broadly apply to cyberspace.
It is likely that insights gained from the S. pombe system will also broadly apply to higher eukaryotes.
The interaction between SDF-1α and CXCR4 can elicit a direct chemo-attractive action on breast cancer cells [7], [8] and CXCR4 expression currently used in conjunction with CD133 to define metastatic stem cells [9] suggesting that its pro-metastatic action could broadly apply to metastatic cancer including cervical carcinoma.
Therefore, in spite of genetic differences in the human test population, rather uniform response patterns were seen, suggesting that the findings will broadly apply to the human population.
Earlier conclusions based on RNA measurements made using Amplicor ultrasensitive and bDNA assays [ 2] seem to broadly apply to our data where most RNA measurements were made with TaqMan version 1 or 2 assays.
These observations broadly apply to four areas: (1) urban residential variability in traffic densities and pollution concentrations, (2) fraction of urban residential pollution that is attributable to traffic, (3) selection of traffic indicators for residential exposure estimation, and (4) modification of traffic-concentration relationships by site characteristics and meteorology.
The insecticide carbaryl, which is marketed under the trade name Sevin, is still broadly applied to lawns.
He won plaudits for appointing John Roberts to be chief justice of the Supreme Court; the same broadly applies to making Ben Bernanke head of the Federal Reserve.
The party's name is taken from the term swaraj, meaning "self-rule," which was broadly applied to the movement to gain independence from British rule.
Salish was formerly a native name for the Flathead alone; by the mid-20th century, however, it was more often broadly applied to the entire group.
The developer of the technique, cardiologist Eduardo Marbán, said that he hoped that the "procedure could be widely available in a few years and could be more broadly applied to cardiac patients".
