Sentence examples for more broadly correlates from inspiring English sources

We have recently identified a similar nuclear receptor expression signature in another arthritis-protective congenic strain, DA.ACI(Cia25) [ 14], suggesting that this effect is not specific to the Cia5a locus, but more broadly correlates with preservation of both a normal synovial environment and articular architecture.

Taken together, loneliness was correlated with the perception of eye gaze, whereas the gray matter volume of the left pSTS correlated more broadly with processing social cues from faces.

More broadly, our results are the first to correlate individual variability in migration timing with the subadult stage.

This expression pattern of Gomafu correlates with Celf3 expression, although Celf3 is more broadly expressed in almost all of the postmitotic neurons in the brain (Shinichi Nakagawa, unpublished observation).

More broadly, we are interested in discerning the cognitive and neurophysiological correlates of imagined or intended movements in people with tetraplegia, and are pursuing this topic as part of our ongoing research.

Likewise, methylation at the different lysines in H3 broadly correlates with either transcription activity or suppression (for more details, the reader is referred to any of the many reviews on this topic; for example, [ 36]).

Our results suggest that Tsp4b is required for both initial attachments of some early muscles, which correlates with defects in early ECM, as well as more broadly in the maintenance of all types of attachments.

For adults, education is typically correlated with income; thus, our income-related findings could be viewed more broadly as representing income- and education-related patterns.

More broadly, community attachments, including religiosity as well as social trust and social responsibility, tend to be negatively correlated with AOD use during adolescence (Wray-Lake et al. 2012).

What about Europe more broadly?

"We define ourselves more broadly.