Sentence examples for we broadly define from inspiring English sources

We believe that there is a massive opportunity in the intersection of software and biology, which we broadly define as "Health Informatics".

"We broadly define pornography as content that glorifies or celebrates the act for sexual arousal".

Our policy and advocacy work relies on collecting and analyzing data often missing on our communities, which we broadly define as South Asian, Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Middle Eastern and Arab Americans.

This paper considers dating of shallow trees, which we broadly define as phylogenies with a Miocene or more recent root.

For the purpose of this study, we broadly define rules and resources as the various supply and demand factors that can enable or constrain the work of GPs.

Here, we broadly define 'readiness' as the content and development processes required to ensure implementation success and sustainability, while 'success' is broadly defined as the outcomes achieved after implementation.

Finally, we broadly defined AED side effects as the presence or absence of side effects leading to AED discontinuation.

For the purpose of these analyses, we broadly defined a "positive final margin status" as having either a positive BCS specimen margin, a close BCS specimen margin, or an involved (positive) re-resection margin specimen.

In our study, we broadly defined a primary care doctor as any type of doctor whom the subjects would first consult when they need to and a family doctor as one whom they would consult for all types of health problems.

To include hospital visits in which the underlying problem is a mental health issue, we broadly defined mental health ED visits and hospital admissions as admissions for which any diagnosis field was related to non-psychotic mental disorders based on International Classification of Disease codes (See Additional file 3).

We broadly defined the hybrid classes, as suggested by Hamilton et al. [ 63] (i.e. backcrosses to either parent when hybrid index is more than 85% but not 100%; advanced-generation hybrids (FN) when hybrid index is more than 15% and less than 85%).