Sentence examples for broadly assigned from inspiring English sources

The spreading of bamboo plants can be broadly assigned into three major divisions namely Asia Pacific, America and Africa (Zhou 1998).

Since the introduction of the concept of alternative activation of macrophages in 1992 [63], these cells have been broadly assigned to two broad groups: (i) classically activated or type I macrophages (M1) which are pro-inflammatory effectors, and (ii) alternatively activated or type II macrophages (M2) that possess anti-inflammatory properties [64].

The notochord's two primary functions during embryogenesis are signaling and structural (reviewed [ 101]), which in the mouse embryo can be broadly assigned to earlier and later stages, respectively.

The RNase P RNA structures can be broadly assigned to five subfamilies: the bacterial types A and B (bacA and bacB), the archaeal types A and M (arcA and arcM), and a single eukaryote group (nucA) [ 30].

Truecaller operates a community-based directory that helps label spam callers, but more broadly assign IDs to otherwise random phone numbers that might call you.

Now, she said, if a transmission line has broad impact, costs are likely to be assigned more broadly.

For example, for one twin we were able to identify 2.6% French and German, whereas for the other that portion of the genome was assigned to Broadly European.

New families of olfactory receptors identified in vertebrates [45] and insects [46] expand the response repertoire for specific ligands whose detection heretofore was assigned to broadly tuned ORs.

Further, the media and society broadly try to assign power to larger entities, like governmental institutions and Fortune 500 behemoths; however, radical innovation seldom comes from them.

Some opposition politicians complained that Mr. Hollande assigned guilt too broadly.

The average ranking assigned to each beer loosely correlated with its level of dilution: The tasters could broadly tell which beers tended to be more diluted.