Sentence examples for evaluated more broadly from inspiring English sources
Your DNA may then be "evaluated more broadly," as Chief Justice Roberts put it during oral arguments in King, not just for identification, but for "all sorts of other stuff".
We recommend that both this aspect of invertebrate conservation, and the use of molluscs as indicators of disturbance, be evaluated more broadly.
The tool has already been pilot tested in our jurisdiction, and through this RCT is being evaluated more broadly.
In summary, we propose that using human DC for in vitro immunogenicity testing should be evaluated more broadly with the aims of increased understanding of vaccine-induced immune responses, reducing the use of experimental animals and increased throughput.
To evaluate more broadly the clonal relationship of multifocal disease, custom capture baits targeting variants identified through exome sequencing of PrCa 6 were used to capture the DNA from seven additional cancer foci from that subject (Table S3).
In addition, the differential expression of members of the serine protease family emphasises the importance of evaluating more broadly the components of the 'degradome' – the repertoire of proteases, their inhibitors and associated molecules that each tissue deploys (Lopez-Otin and Overall, 2002).
Most financial crises begin with one weak country and then spread as investors re-evaluate prospects more broadly.
In consequence, here we will evaluate more the relationship between health deficits broadly construed as potentially including, but not being restricted to, the five phenotypic features.
Japanese officials have talked about moving toward admissions systems that evaluate the applicants more broadly.
GoWell has been designed to regularly produce findings on short term impacts to inform ongoing planning and delivery of the interventions being evaluated (i.e. formative evaluation), and more broadly transferable evidence of effects including short, medium and long term outcomes.
We asked funders what they sought in evaluations, examined existing frameworks for and reports on evaluations and more broadly canvassed stakeholders regarding their experience of using frameworks in evaluating health RCS.
