Sentence examples for broadly designated from inspiring English sources

All the others disintegrate spontaneously with the release of energy by processes broadly designated as radioactive decay.

The carbohydrate-rich glycoproteins ("mucins") and lipids of the mucous layer are produced by submucosal glands and, particularly in species with low numbers of such glands, the second major surface epithelial cell type, broadly designated "non-ciliated cells".

Substantial residues that resist saponification, which broadly speaking are designated as suberan, have also been reported in suberized tissues.

The rules are complex, but broadly speaking, only certain designated properties can be bought as vacation homes or second homes, and they may have to be made available for rent when not being used by their owners.

Broadly, an M.P.A. is a designated area of ocean that is subject to user restrictions as diverse as boating speed limits, prohibitions against picking coral, and curbs on bag limits and certain fishing techniques.

This serotype can be broadly separated into 2 genotypes designated Southeast Asian (I) and Indonesian (II) (5 ).

22 23 At least, if such analyses are performed, they should be specifically designated as exploratory, broadly understood to be hypothesis generating and reported separately from hypothesis testing analyses.

I could clearly imagine them at the top of the designated arrival stairs, smiling broadly, as each granddaughter leaped into their outstretched arms.

The definition of "Australian waters" used throughout this article is, broadly speaking, the area which was designated the Australia Station prior to the outbreak of war.

Analysis and clustering based on a single experiment broadly conserved the clonal complexes and clones designated in the MST based on the combined experiments (Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4).

Still, some expenditures designated as conservation have been so broadly defined that they resemble traditional pork.