Sentence examples for more broad characterization from inspiring English sources

Instances in which the same cell type is categorized into two cellular states (e.g., annotations related specifically to memory T cells or the more broad characterization of simply a T cell) were generalized to T cells.

The two isolates were thus subjected to more extensive characterization.

The purpose of the current study was to perform a broad characterization of bacterial symbiont diversity in more than 40 members of the genus Columbicola, obtained from pigeons and doves collected in a worldwide survey.

The family-friendly nature of the series often lends itself well to broad characterization and occasionally cheesy dialogue, but this week, those characteristics were more jarring than charming.

The anatomical characterization indicates that the MCa receptor is a skin receptor, while the MCb receptor has a more broad distribution.

Within this broad characterization of functionalism, however, a number of distinctions can be made.

This has little impact on our demonstration since broad characterization is considered, linking segments and documents from the same broad topic.

(Their broad characterization as 'things that happen', though commonly found in dictionaries, merely shifts the burden to the task of clarifying the meaning of 'happen'.) One useful approach is to set them against entities belonging to other, philosophically more familiar, metaphysical categories.

We provide a broad characterization of how videogame design results from individuals' creative actions.

More broad questions remain too.

Most, though, said that they still believe in Bitcoin as being money of some sort, although there are disagreements within that broad characterization.