Sentence examples for more broadly characterize from inspiring English sources

Consequently, there is a need to more broadly characterize and classify the multidimensional experience of acute pain.

Also, this combined approach demonstrates the ability to more broadly characterize CREB protein-DNA interactions wherein not only DNA binding sites are discovered, but also the potential of the promoter sequence to respond to CREB is evaluated.

This study is strengthened by the novel use of a large, linked population survey sample to more broadly characterize the non-institutionalized, community-dwelling HCU population and the use of a multinomial analysis to further dissect trends across HCU groups.

To more broadly characterize differences across the epigenome in donor compared to recipient children, we utilized the Illumina Infinium Methylation27 Beadarray to assess genome-wide patterns of DNA methylation.

Using an alternative analysis strategy to more broadly characterize arsenic-associated expression modification, we used EVA software to graphically characterize functions of the top ranked 12,484 genes selected by ReliefF algorithm.

The term is often used more broadly to characterize arguments that rely on subtle but specious forms of reasoning.

Efforts to broadly characterize exposures and risks from uranium in the context of known risk factors in Navajo communities have been developed based on interactions between researchers and community members that span more than 20 years.

More broadly, this study characterizes how transversely-emplaced MTDs influence seafloor topography, submarine channel morphology, and the distribution of reservoir facies in a depositional system characterized by axial sediment transport.

Recent work has demonstrated that ppk29 is expressed more broadly than initially characterized, and that ppk29 mRNA regulates a second channel gene (seizure) to control membrane excitability of motor neurons through a protein independent mechanism (Zheng et al., 2014).

While doubtless these efforts will save lives, it remains the case that Burma's humanitarian crisis is a man-made one: it is the direct outcome of military misrule, not simple poverty alone, and of the massive divestment in health and education, and in public sector spending more broadly, that has characterized the current regime of General Than Shwe and the SPDC.

SK1 and SK3 could be broadly characterized as increased expression in infected frogs (more so in the naïve group) and both had an overrepresentation of immune system functions (Table 1).