The case study illustrates the differences between the different ethical theories and the need for a more wide ranging 'multi-criteria' theory of ethics.
Changes allowing a more wide ranging "full scope" audit were brought in last year.
Jubilee also wants to see a more wide ranging international bankruptcy procedure.
The enthusiasm of the author and his own sense of wonder come through loud and clear in both his words and his artwork". "This book fills an important niche missing in the soil science lexicon, that being an academic treatment of soils for a more wide ranging audience than most soil texts...
Steps for a more wide ranging co-ordination in foreign relations began in 1970 with the establishment of European Political Cooperation which created an informal consultation process between member states with the aim of forming common foreign policies.
Finally, and as mentioned by Jablonka and Raz (2009) and Tal et al. (2010), epigenetics may be viewed as a more wide ranging concept that could include several types of cultural transmission (Avital and Jablonka 2000; Richerson and Boyd 2005).
In addition, if the nonlinearity ∇F (t, x) grows more faster at infinity with the rate like | x | ln ( 1 0 0 + | x | 2 ), f(t) satisfies some certain restrictions and α is required in a more wider range, say, α ∈ [0,1], periodic solutions have also been established in [12] by minimax methods.
A more wider range study revealed that the total number of neural stem cells increased, specially using a magnitude ofif the magnitude was set to 8 µA/cm2 withfor 200 µs pulses (100 Hz), the total number of NSC count was more than double of controls (ratio = 2.29 (±0.21) (Figure 3D).
This study, besides an integration, an updating and a more wide-range overview of health and social care PwMS Italian unmet needs, could open new perspective in approaching the MS management.
