Sentence examples for linked to broad from inspiring English sources
People's knee-jerk, or considered, views of art, therefore, are inevitably linked to broad cultural prejudices.
The highly diverse Numb-associated kinase (NAK) family has been linked to broad cellular functions including receptor-mediated endocytosis, Notch pathway modulation, osteoblast differentiation, and dendrite morphogenesis.
This is a particular challenge in SSA where poor SRHR outcomes for YPLWH are linked to broad structural factors such as high levels of poverty and gender inequalities, including IPV (56).
HSP90 induction can be linked to broad stressors such as temperature shift and chemotherapeutics, as it is a core component of the centrosome that functions in a number of pathways, including the Chk1 pathway, which has a central role in the G2 checkpoint.
If the large differences in codon usage among rice genes were primarily linked to broad functional classes [ 26], we would expect to see a parallel pattern among the Arabidopsis homologs – but this is not the case when we compare homologous gene pairs between the two species.
For Mr Obama's anti-war position to stick, it needs to be linked to broader questions of judgment.
Both the company and the government emphasised that Huawei's plan to spend $2bn was not linked to broader espionage concerns.
The greatest moments of jurisprudence have never been merely dry legal analysis, but have been linked to broader principles — and historical and social realities — from which they derive.
Mr. Bush reiterated his commitment to creating a benefit for all Medicare beneficiaries, but indicated that it would be linked to broader restructuring to encourage more involvement by private health plans.
To drive economic growth in the place of debt-fueled consumption, Mr. Obama is banking on the emergence of alternative fuels, pollution-limiting technology, health care technology and other new industries linked to broader policy goals.
It is a topic that the two parties see as touching consumers every time they fill up at the pump or adjust their thermostats, and one that is inextricably linked to broader environmental, foreign policy and economic issues.
