Sentence examples for broadly defined as any from inspiring English sources

The inclusion criterion will be broadly defined as "any publication that includes analysis or discussion of diabetes in pregnancy among indigenous women in Australia, New Zealand, Canada or the United States".

Hence, the emerging field of mental health promotion, broadly defined as "any action to enhance the mental well-being of individuals, families, organisations or communities"[ 8], is now understood to be important for individual, community and societal functioning[ 9].

Meditation can be broadly defined as any activity that involves controlling your attention.

Dance is broadly defined as any intentional movement, including fusion forms and innovation.

The force is human culture, broadly defined as any learned behavior, including technology.

Lookout sampled 200,000 apps to conclude that 6.5percentt of all free apps in the store for Android devices meet the company's definition of adware, broadly defined as any app that pushes ads on a user outside of its own interface without consent.

The winning entries in the Margaret Reid Poetry Contest for Traditional Verse which the judges broadly define as "any form of poetry that has been in circulation for fifty years or more"—are now online.

And then the term "distribution" is broadly defined, as well.

An 'auditory scene' is broadly defined as an array of concurrent sound sources (Gygi & Shafiro, 2010).

6. (C) The second issue that will limit any proposed Aramco output expansion can be broadly defined as a lack of supporting resources.

In 1644, John Milton held up the epic, broadly defined, as a model to inspire all poets.