Sentence examples for more broadly relevant from inspiring English sources

Informed by the input of "big data" learning health systems like the American Society of Clinical Oncology's CancerLinQ, we can determine what treatments work best in real-world clinical practice, so that clinical trials can be smarter, smaller, faster and more broadly relevant.

While this chapter is based on African case knowledge, many of the ideas are more broadly relevant.

Since DevOps engineers usually form well-integrated teams, we believe that the theme of this paper is more broadly relevant to the entire DevOps community.

Having an agrégation can also improve aspiring academics' career prospects in some fields, which makes the results more broadly relevant to academia, the authors argue in their paper.

Whereas our findings bear directly on analyses of reactor performance and on the evaluation of axial dispersion coefficients from tracer response experiments, they are more broadly relevant because of the partial analogies among mass, heat and momentum transport.

A second representative Type 2B VHL mutation D121G was included in this analysis to determine whether the formation of a remnant complex is limited to the specific Type 2B mutant R167Q HA-pVHL or is more broadly relevant to Type 2B VHL disease.

Exactly how experimental or more broadly, empirical evidence is relevant, and how relevant it is, are at present hotly contested matters.

There is, though, no established agreement about how best to more broadly define the relevant class of functions.

And more broadly, they remain so relevant: race remains one of the most urgent matters of our time.

More broadly, it raises issues relevant to immigration and integration, equality and citizenship, multiculturalism and even terrorism.

As a toxicologically relevant and more broadly applicable alternative, we have determined POD concentrations as reference values for test chemicals in this study (Table 6 ).