Sentence examples for is most broadly from inspiring English sources

The most prized view, perhaps, is the one to the south of Mount Yotei, one of the highest peaks on Hokkaido, to which the rectangular house is most broadly exposed.

In the war of standards, it's the technology that is most broadly adopted that generally wins.

A lover of philosophy, history, art, literature, music and science, he saw fluid connections between all of these disciplines, and felt the best doctor was one who was most broadly informed about life.

Eppendorf products are most broadly used in academic and commercial research laboratories, e.g., in companies from the pharmaceutical and biotechnological as well as the chemical and food industries.

The name metapopulation was first used in 1969 [8] by Levins to describe a population dynamics model for insect pests inhabiting crop growing areas; however, the idea has since been most broadly applied to species in fragmented habitats.

To him it was most broadly a story about love and determination against all odds.

Therefore, the dynamics of the wolves in this system are most broadly influenced by trophic interactions with moose and intrinsic density dependence.

Although there is association between ethnic groups and haplogroups, mtDNA variants are most broadly representative of ancient ancestral roots from tens of thousands of years ago.

The distribution of coverage for post-capture multiplexing was most broadly distributed with increasingly sharply peaked distribution seen for pre-capture 12 and pre-capture 16 multiplexing.

True feedback control has been most broadly applied in neuroscience research using the voltage clamp, which is used to decouple the membrane potential from causally related voltage-dependent conductances.

On this basis, we hold the view that an origin of C11 in the Middle East, broadly defined, is most likely.