The original definition of zoopharmacognosy is "the process by which wild animals select and use specific plants with medicinal properties for the treatment and prevention of disease" [38], broadly encompassing a variety of possible mechanisms such as adaptive plasticity (self-medication as defined here) and prophylaxis (which includes pharmacophagy per se).
According to Denes (2009), lexical activity should be seen as the output of the interaction between two functionally neighboring systems, one broadly encompassing conceptual-encyclopedic knowledge and the other the mental lexicon, joined together and cooperating through the semantic form of lexical entries.
Public records there are defined broadly, encompassing everything from the briefest of e-mail messages to telephone message slips.
And while earlier moves to pass broadly encompassing antifraud legislation did fail, Congress would finally act on the body's work.
Relationships to cancer are deliberately interpreted broadly, encompassing: prevention, treatment, diagnosis, and related regulatory frameworks.
The traditional scope of general surgery (GS) has been broadly encompassing.
Hospital staff in low-income settings offered broadly encompassing and aspirational definitions of patient safety.
However, we define the term ASMS more broadly, encompassing both secondary data analysis studies and studies that require additional measurements (clinical, specimen-based or both).
A recent version of the World Health Organization framework defines disability broadly, encompassing 'impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions' (p.10) that span body, individual and societal perspectives [ 9].
According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation, 10percentt of fatal crashes, 15percentt of injury crashes and 14percentt of all police-reported motor vehicle traffic crashes were attributed to distracted driving — a blanket term that broadly encompasses cell phone use, as well as other in-car activity like adjusting the radio or climate controls, for example.
