Sentence examples for broadly delineate from inspiring English sources
It has since been recognised that ERα status and markers of its functionality such as progesterone receptor (PR) provide important prognostic information, are predictive of response to anti-oestrogen therapy and broadly delineate potentially different types of breast cancers (Early Breast Cancer Trialists Collaborative Groupp, 1998).
Certainly, there is evidence of a sharp intelligence at work, using a propitious moment to delineate more broadly the relations between a sovereign and his subjects.
Remote sensing and GIS tools have broadly helped hydrogeologists to delineate the groundwater prospective zones for watershed development and management.
Put most broadly, the Democrats have been failing to delineate the differences between themselves and Republicans, to remind voters what Republicans would do if returned to power and how little their policies have changed from those during the two terms of President George W. Bush.
High-throughput genetic screening approaches are broadly applied in model organisms and cells to delineate cellular pathways and identify components of cellular networks.
The recently described E2 crystal structure (Kong et al., 2013) has provided an important framework to delineate the molecular interactions with CD81 and broadly neutralizing antibodies, confirming many of the salient points concluded from earlier receptor and antibody epitope mapping experiments.
We will also discuss how the genealogical analysis of antigen-stimulated B cell clones provides the basis to delineate the best suitable prime-boost vaccination strategy for the induction of broadly neutralizing antibodies.
That observation doesn't mean bupkis when it comes to broadly educating people on college campuses, either historically or today, because the Constitution delineates the government's ability to control free speech — it can't — as opposed to transactions among citizens and private groups.
The separate measures further delineate what is proving to be the main battleground as the governor and Legislature negotiate a budget: the governor's plan to broadly overhaul the way the state spends money on Medicaid.
(III.41-3) Lightless, Milton must delineate the celestial.
