Sentence examples for more broad for from inspiring English sources
First, participants saw the scope of potential research activities to be much more broad for biobanks in comparison to registry information.
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.
"I will be talking about a more broad vision for all of Lower Manhattan and what I see the potentials are down the road," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference yesterday.
As the first six or more broad proposals for rebuilding become available in July, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey should supplement public hearings with an easily navigable Web site and an exhibit of the plans at a place such as Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal.
In this case, in-depth studies of above two pathways maybe provide more broad perspective for the new drug development.
The Uppleva line is set to hit key European locations this summer with a more broad release set for next year.
For more broad, sweeping changes, Twitter says it will be flexible with developers and give them as much time as possible.
In the 1970s he set up these hierarchical stages of moral development involving a developmental transition from self-interest to rule-following to concern for more broad human rights.
For more broad comparison, we included in the analysis a betaproteobacterium Neisseria meningitidis; two seminal studies on outer membrane assembly in N. meningitidis first identified Omp85 (Genevrois et al., 2003; Voulhoux et al., 2003).
It is easier to develop educational activities and assessment tools for the more specific, detailed competency statements than for the more broad domains.
But in all cases this more broad definition of general architecture for high performance computing emphasizes aspects of the system that contribute to achieving performance.
