Sentence examples for of broad definition from inspiring English sources
That sort of broad definition and the greater use of drones has outraged human rights organisations.
One of the main limitations is the use of broad definitions of depression and anxiety rather than clinical definitions, which were not available in all studies.
While some of the other types of annotation provided better coverage of the 858 genes submitted to DAVID, Pfam annotation allowed for assignment of broader definitions per each gene.
The use of broader definitions results in a direct increase in the prevalence of the disorder.
Forth, this study may have overestimated the incidence of non-adherence due to use of a broad definition of ARV adherence.
We, however, take more of a broad definition of punk that encompasses all of the above.
About twenty-two per cent are men between the ages of eighteen and fifty-nine a broad definition of "young".
The results of this broad definition of memorialization run the gamut from the monumental to the ephemeral.
The inclusion of broader ICD-10-AM codes for heart disease and stroke was chosen because of the broad definition of disease type in the self-reported data.
We consider the implications of his broad definition to establishing an informed nomenclature around this specific type of collaborative group.
About twenty-two per cent are men between the ages of eighteen and fifty-nine — a broad definition of "young".
