Sentence examples for broadly universal from inspiring English sources

An inherent danger in using instruments in other cultural settings is the assumption made by researchers that items and constructs developed and standardized on one particular cultural group are broadly universal when in fact there is no attempt made to demonstrate the applicability of the constructs or instruments used to new groups (see McInerney et al. 2001).

A further danger inherent in using a psychometric approach in cross-cultural settings is that an assumption may be made by researchers that items and constructs developed and standardized on one particular cultural group are broadly universal when in fact there is no attempt made to demonstrate the applicability of the constructs or instruments used to new groups (see McInerney et al. 2001).

Perhaps about the year 2020 the process will have produced the first broadly competent "universal robots" with lizardlike minds that can be programmed for almost any routine chore.

Education about parenting could also be provided more broadly in universal programs[ 30].

Targeted screening methods will result in greater implementation of screening activity than longer more broadly focused (universal) approaches.

A broadly efficacious universal influenza vaccine should aim to elicit a broad range of cross-reactive immune responses to all of these conserved viral sequences.

Pros and cons of some of these activities in terms of their potential for development of a broadly protective, "universal" influenza vaccine are briefly discussed below.

Since TGF-β plays a critical role in mucosal tissues in the formation of tissue-resident memory CD8 T cells (Mackay et al., 2013; Zhang and Bevan, 2013), IgA-producing B cells (Cazac and Roes, 2000; Borsutzky et al., 2004), and as revealed here Tfh cells, it is an attractive target to consider in the development of a broadly protective universal influenza vaccine.

Examples include a descriptive study of a patient with a rare condition, or a study of a specific case to determine whether a broadly applied "universal" theory is actually applicable or useful in all cases.

This whole kerfuffle is centered on one particular patent — #8,086,604 to be specific — which deals with a pretty broadly-defined universal search mechanism.

These libraries will enable systematic testing of strains against the panels of antibodies and enable the design of universal broadly protective HCV vaccines.