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It is possible that the subactions included in the conjoint analysis (and thus, in the scoring tool) did not capture the complete breadth of each research use domain.

The group was formed in 2009 and has grown strategically, developing fundamental, translational, and clinical research programs that span the complete breadth of trauma disciplines [ 6, 7].

4. Counsel for respondents was somewhat more forthright in recognizing the extraordinary breadth of his argument than is the majority.

Fire officials said one possible approach was to go forward with a statue depicting the flag raising historically and then put up a second one recognizing the breadth of race and ethnicity involved in the emergency response that day.

Still just one day-long, the programming had expanded over the decade to recognize the breadth of the growing electronic music spectrum from Richie Hawtin to Swedish House Mafia.

"I recognized the breadth of the problem," he said with a bit of understatement.

"I had the pleasure of getting to know him during the Rubenstein lectureships and recognize the breadth of his interests, from small molecules to clinical observations.

Your Dec. 26 editorial "The Looming Crisis in the States" recognizes the breadth of the calamity of accumulating deficits afflicting many states as they struggle to balance their budgets and deal with staggering long-term pension obligations for public employees.

He was thus unable to recognize the breadth of spirit in Wergeland's poetry beneath its apparent surface crudity and was outraged by Wergeland's inclusion of words from Norwegian dialects in an otherwise Danish text.

Bill Ayres recognized the breadth of the challenge and then employed his creativity to link music and nutrition and empower the artists and audiences beyond the music.

And we should recognize the breadth and depth of this radical ideology, which is to destroy the West and its values.