Sentence examples for more broad application from inspiring English sources
RNAi HTS has a more broad application as a powerful tool to identify gene networks in a given biological process.
This approach has a more broad application because the gene sets can be applied in almost every patient group.
Kramer says GeoEye is in this kind of position because its technology has more broad applications that what is normally considered part of national security and defense.
It is expected that the EGFR targeted NIRF probe can not only image HCCs noninvasively but also provides a tool for image-guided therapy, whereas the PET probe can find more broad applications for clinical cancer imaging.
The full mechanized top coal caving technology with large shear height exhibits the broad potential for more extensive application in the mining of coal seams with similar conditions home and abroad.
Therefore, our data show that the use of PA28γ as a prognostic biomarker in OSCC requires more investigation before broad application in the clinical setting.
A more broad definition is: "the application of sustainability and resilient principles to the design, planning, and administration/operation of cities" (Sharifi 2016).
Inefficient photoconversion of DAB into polymers by GFP compared to other fluorophores hampers the broad application of more direct detection of GFP at the ultrastructural level.
The strategy used in this study has broad application to explore more mitochondrial genomes, to further investigate intra-cellular genome interaction and genome evolution.
But even Clinical Information Systems, with a broad application area, are more suitable for the tasks and for learning and at least equal in conformity with user expectations compared to SAP R/3 [ 22].
More recently, broader applications have emerged, requiring quite sophisticated algebra - for example, the Alamouti scheme in MIMO communications is just Hamilton's quaternions in disguise and has spawned the use of PhD-level algebra to produce generalizations.
