broad perspective

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The report succeeds in offering a broadperspective on the development of knowledge.
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That actually is quite a broadperspective and anything can happen within that.
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We adopt a broadperspective, relatively free from the limitations of a specific design.
Seen from a broadperspective, gene therapy reflects a natural progression in the application of biomedical science to medicine.
These approaches, while valuable in studying the broadperspective of central-local government relations, still find that the dynamics of actual processes remain unknown.
The broadperspective taken up in the book is, however, no excuse for its interpretative weaknesses.
A third broadperspective has certainly not become a truism among psychologists.
At each site semistructured interviews were undertaken with three sets of professional groups to provide a broadperspective of how professional relationships had developed.
The first chapter puts into a broadperspective the genetic systems from which the analysed data have been obtained, these being entirely polymorphisms detectable in blood samples.
I think it useful to point out, however, that the type of system he appears to favor fits well with one fairly broadperspective on the nature of imagery.
Perhaps an inevitable consequence of such a broadperspective is that essays on the reader's own specific field of interest cover a lot of familiar ground.
The present study aims to be detailed and precise in definitions of specific categories while providing a broadperspective of lesson content that is not instrument-specific.
If so, to know how such species respond to hurricanes is necessary to get a broadperspective of the effects of such disturbances in natural plant communities.
These very different contexts call for a broadperspective of a reality which can so easily escape recognition below the surface of many psychological and educational investigations.
I have argued that such consequences must be evaluated from a broadperspective to ensure that the cultural and social implications of our decisions are taken into account.
The same broadperspective applies.
We ask that the matter should be looked at not in the narrow way it frequently is, but in its whole broadperspective.
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