Sentence examples for consider as broad from inspiring English sources

Liu et al. [ 23] provided a comparison between many different microarrays and MPSS technology using mouse tissues but they did not consider as broad a range of biological samples for comparison as in our study.

At this stage, the various plans should be considered as broad outlines of where the candidates want to go, with details to be worked out later.

Partial resistance, while conferring lower levels of resistance, is usually considered as broad-spectrum, although this assumption is not always based on the observation (Ballini et al. 2008).

Therefore, these minerals may be considered as broad-spectrum UV blockers when used in micronized form, becoming invisible after application to the skin 13.

Most of the tested cationic NCR peptides showed both bactericidal and fungicidal activities; thus, they may be considered as broad-spectrum AMPs.

In particular, when G is considered as broad-sense heritability, G, C, and E can be estimated with biases of <5% in most cases for this simulation setting.

Considered as a broad moral category, what Margalit defines as radical evil is not uncommon.

CSR is considered as a broad term, such that an exhaustive or conclusive definition remains non-existent.

Because aggregation of cancers at different sites can occur in families, cancer could be considered as a broad phenotype with shared genetic factors.

Moreover, experimental data show that compound I may also be considered as a broad spectral effective sulfonamide at 128 μg (78% in total isolates) against MRSA and MSSA S. aureus isolates.

Therefore, for REDD to deliver community safeguards, it must be considered as a broader process of political and governance change.