Sentence examples for was broadly relevant from inspiring English sources

Publications were included in the review if they had primary data that was broadly relevant to the challenges of communicating genetics information to patients.

These concepts are broadly relevant to reagentless biosensor modalities.

Still, Weinsten thinks that the standard is broadly relevant to consumers.

I have found the book, which was adapted from a piece in Harper's, to be broadly relevant.

For BabySeq's data to be broadly relevant, the participants should reflect the diversity of the general U.S. population.

Single-cell mass cytometry is likely to be broadly relevant for demonstrating how intracellular pathogens modulate differentiated cells to support pathogenesis in the natural host.

Though the content of his books tends to feature characters and settings in South America, the stories he tells are broadly relevant.

Our results suggest that carefully applied evolutionary methods, which are often less expensive, can be broadly relevant for understanding ecological dispersal across the tree of life.

We also observe the extracellular accumulation of IPP and present preliminary evidence that IPP can be transported by E. coli, findings that might be broadly relevant for the study of isoprenoid biosynthesis.

The new study will need to be replicated in older teenagers and other ethnic groups to see if the findings are broadly relevant, and teenagers will need to be followed long enough to measure the effects in avoiding pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.

As we shall see in the following, the assumption of affine parameter dependence is broadly relevant to many instances of both property and geometry parametric variation.