Sentences with phrase «much broader»

«If we take the paleontological data into account, ecological niches may be much broader than assumed so far ``, says Fritz.

The potentially unlimited supply of transplantable cells, sourced from stem cell lines, opens the door to clinical application on a much broader scale.

in a much broader sense,» John Grunsfeld, NASA's science mission director, told the AP.

Moving forward, neuroscientists will have to have a much broader knowledge base that includes engineering and computation.

Considering the actual spot covering fraction range that typical stellar variability amplitude really translates to, a much broader range of stellar contamination is possible than previously considered.

That came partly from some of Brenda Milner's observations that the memory deficits in patients like H.M. belong to a much broader class of memories than just the purely spatial.

He and his colleagues turned to satellite data to observe the phenomenon on a much broader scope and found that iceberg - related blooms could contribute a fifth of the Southern Ocean's total carbon sequestration.

Cognitive neuroscience brings human neuroscience into the much broader arena of neuroscience.

Joslin scientists plan to explore kidney disease across a much broader sample of people with diabetes to see if the mechanisms do indeed work across this spectrum, King says.

A much broader perspective is needed than your memory and a few pictures during one lodge construction period.

This study is one of few to include the much broader number of children affected by gunshot injuries and served by 911 emergency services, both in - hospital and out - of - of hospital measures of injury severity, and children with gunshot injuries treated outside major trauma centers.

They are thematically much broader than the focused Graduiertenkollegs and consist often of 100 - 200 doctoral students.

But the researchers argue that the findings may be relevant in a much broader sense to many of our everyday experiences:

«Climate change is affecting temperatures on a much broader scale,» Youngsteadt said.

These findings indicate that NGF plays a much broader role in the living organism than had been supposed.

Earthquake-report.com has a narrower estimate of deaths, up to 10,000, whereas the USGS gives a much broader spread, estimating that between 10,000 and 100,000 fatalities are most likely.

But the issue of global food security is much broader than the supply of food — it also refers to the challenges of our dependence on globally imported food, rising food prices, food waste and the provision of a nutritious, balanced diet.

While our research investigates structural neuroplasticity in depression in response to ECT, our findings are considered to be of much broader interest to the field.»

Study author Ros Eeles, professor of oncogenetics at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, and honorary consultant at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, said: «We gained a much broader view of prostate cancer by studying both the original cancer and the cells that had spread to other parts of the body in these men.

This week, researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) unveiled a project on their wish list: a much broader survey of 10,000 tumors per cancer type that would aim to pin down very rare cancer genes.

This has much broader implications, as these factors predicting lead may generalize beyond Flint.

The best entries are those that artistically and effectively communicate scientific ideas, Adams said, which has much broader applicability beyond the Dance Your Ph.D. contest.

«This could be a major clue that will have much broader significance than we now realize,» Babior says.

Toxic and expensive drug treatments have cured the infection in a small percentage of infected people, but new, powerful, and safer antivirals have recently come to market that promise to have a much broader impact.

The Archive will be hosted alongside Nature and other NPG journals, offering customers a whole new range of functions and much broader integration with the wider scientific literature.

But the scope of the program was much broader than software development.

«The Eocene lamniform group of sharks had a much broader environmental window than lamniform sharks do today.»

It allows them to «start thinking of themselves as part of a scholarly community,» she said, and gives them «an opportunity to get a much broader perspective on their work.»

«We really want to demonstrate that methods for storing optical information are much broader than people thought,» Gauthier says.

It's much broader, happening among the cream of the crop of psychiatrists.»

Before industry can impact climate issues and cultivate an internationally competitive clean - tech sector, the investment has to be much broader and profound, said Salman Khan, development and strategy director for the environment division of Intertek, an international testing company that helps companies assess their green policies.

While these studies were performed using a cellular model of hypertension, the implication of vitamin D3 on dysfunctional endothelium is much broader.

«Twitter can provide a much broader participant pool than many psychology experiments that primarily use undergraduates as subjects,» Thorstad notes.

Paleontology is a much broader endeavor than worrying about outward appearances.

«We are beginning to paint a picture of what our local interstellar environment is really like and we can tie that to what's happening in a much broader environment within the galaxy.

Caloric restriction became something of a fad two decades ago, when a few individuals set out to cut their calories by 30 percent to slow the diseases of aging, but the Wisconsin and NIA studies have a much broader focus.

Meditation is increasingly being marketed as a treatment for conditions such as pain, depression, stress and addiction, and while many people achieve therapeutic goals, other meditators encounter a much broader range of experiences — sometimes distressing and even impairing ones — along the way.

It prompted Reich and his colleagues to make a much broader survey of human DNA.

In a much broader sense, mushroom is applied to any visible fungus, or especially the fruiting body of any fungus, with the mycelium usually being hidden under bark, ground, rotten wood, leaves, etc..

The first generation of biotech crops has provided significant economic, environmental and grower benefits, and the next generation of biotech crops will provide much broader benefits.

Whereas other memory systems are more specialized — helping us learn movements or recall emotional events, for instance — declarative memory absorbs and retains a much broader range of knowledge.

The research by Hart and Acs examines companies in a much broader range of science - and technology - based industries that are important to the American economy (and to the employment prospects of scientifically and technically trained people), including pharmaceuticals, medical devices, optical equipment, industrial and agricultural chemicals, guidance and navigation systems, aeronautics and space, testing instruments, and much more.

«But the research points to that fact that the risk extends to a much broader group.

Thorough analysis finally revealed an underlying, much broader, line: the coronal emission line from ionized iron.

As reported in the journal Energy & Environmental Science, Yang and his research team have developed a new catalyst that's able to not only harvest a much broader spectrum of light than other materials, but also stand up to the harsh conditions found in seawater.

«I'd like to see CERN, the centre for European nuclear research — which is much broader than that already — become CIRN: the «centre for international nuclear research».»

«By using GPR, we were able to see a much broader view of the damage caused by that tsunami and measure the amount of sand removed from the beach.»

Preparedness is a good idea, but is much broader than just «climate change» (e.g., earthquakes).

But supercontinuum lasers give off a focused beam packed with light from a much broader range of wavelengths.

The call for more research is just one part of the much broader pollinator health strategy unveiled 19 May by a multiagency task force convened by President Barack Obama last year.