Sentence examples for broadly emerging from inspiring English sources

More broadly, emerging evidence suggests that the nuclear envelope functions as a crucial signaling node in development and disease (Dauer and Worman, 2009).

In the field of medical education more broadly, emerging criticism has been that research is often confined to pre-post-test surveys to evaluate specific teaching approaches [ 28- 31].

More broadly, the emerging market economies that helped pull the world out of the global recession have cooled, dragging the global growth rate down with them.

BBC Capital: It sounds like investing broadly in emerging markets and China could be challenging in the short-term.

The results also fit more broadly within emerging discourse that recognizes the importance of micro-scale processes and adaptation in Eurasian prehistory.

Sir Andrew said in a preface to today's results that it was looking for sales to grow broadly across its emerging markets.

Yet, a cursory look at the present cartography of the globe reveals that countries where LGBT identities are now emerging broadly correspond with global-South that have recently opened up their economies to neoliberal capital by adopting IMF-sponsored structural adjustment program wherein homosexuality still remains "illegal" [ 12].

Although this result broadly agrees with emerging evidence against the random breakage model [ 25- 30], it should be treated with caution as the sample of RCIs is biased to an unknown extent toward larger inversion tracts: small inversions are difficult or impossible to observe microscopically, particularly when fixed.

"The upshot was that emerging markets broadly adopted flexible exchange-rate regimes," Mr. Mallaby said.

Professor Smith's is a bold, broadly sketched essay proposing "emerging adulthood" as a life stage that demands powerful responses from organized religion.

It was an acknowledgment, said Robert Hormats, the vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, that the financial crisis "accelerated the transition, which was already under way, in which emerging economies broadly share the power and leadership of the global economy".