Sentence examples for broadly placed from inspiring English sources

In discussing a phased approach to achieve a maximum level of regulatory convergence by 2020, the 21 APEC economies may be broadly placed into 2 groups, namely those that depend on a CPP for regulatory decision making and those that do not.

The presenting features of DLB can be broadly placed in three categories: cognitive impairment; behavioural/psychiatric phenomena; and physical symptoms.

This approach indicated a larger gene than previously predicted, with 23 exons and a 12.9-kb mRNA, and broadly placed the putative start of transcription within a CpG island.

The available databases can be broadly placed into three categories: (i) archival repositories; (ii) curated resources, hence the rise of biocuration described in (7), and (iii) data integration warehouses.

Functional imaging techniques can be broadly placed into two categories: the first contains electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG), which directly measure the electromagnetic dynamics of groups of active neurons.

The presenting features of DLB can be broadly placed in three categories: cognitive impairment (particularly nonamnestic cognitive impairments), behavioural/psychiatric phenomena (for example, hallucinations, rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder (RBD)) and physical symptoms (for example, parkinsonism, decreased sense of smell, autonomic dysfunction).

In his manuscript about Spanish colonial effects on Native American mating structure, Christopher M. Stojanowski broadly places the discussion within the realm of gene culture coevolutionary research.

Classification according to the nutrient -status would broadly place sandy dambo soils derived from granitic material in a class of low fertility, while dambo soils derived from the clay forming parent materials would be placed in the class of fertile soils.

At various times, different writers have attempted to organize some of these into lists of "Shakti Peethas"; literally "Seats of the Devi", or more broadly, "Places of Power".

These theories, which, most broadly put, place Hillary Clinton at the center of an international child-sex-trafficking ring, are the lies, and they are almost incomprehensible.

The need to think about research careers more broadly also places an imperative on doctoral training programmes to adapt.