Sentence examples for investigated broadly from inspiring English sources

In the Tile Illusions, the Café Wall illusion [41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47] is the main pattern, which has been investigated broadly.

The fusion of peptides or proteins with inherently short-half-life properties to HSA for prolongation of the serum half-life has been investigated broadly since the early 1990s, after Yeh et al. [ 90] published a paper documenting the 140-fold improvement in half-life of a CD4 exodomain-HSA fusion over that of CD4 exodomain alone.

The agency has been investigating broadly the actions of Wall Street firms related to mortgage securities in the run-up to the financial crisis that struck two years ago.

It is common for a range of models to be developed to investigate broadly similar ecological and environmental phenomena.

This study will be the first to investigate broadly the efficacy of an individually optimised FRO, including evaluation of effects on multiple ICF levels.

Because these reports play such a crucial role in public safety, the impact of training on increasing their quantity and efficacy should be investigated more broadly.

There were subtle differences between the four quenching solutions investigated but broadly, they all gave similar results.

To examine the impact of historical and contemporary processes on genetic pattern and diversity, we investigated a broadly distributed North American songbird, the Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis).

The role of the CD40LG in the susceptibility to autoimmune diseases has not been investigated as broadly as that of CD40, mainly because this gene is located on the × chromosome.

It is imperative, then, that investigation of children's oral health status and attempts to reduce oral health disparities be investigated more broadly and interventions be undertaken in more than one context of care at a time.

These results represent an intriguing comparison within the fungal genus and should be investigated more broadly, using other fungi where the mating types have distinct roles in the conjugation process.