Focus groups were used to develop a consensus on relevant opinions and attitudes on an array of foci, and interview questions were broad to allow for unanticipated themes to emerge.
Definition of psychosocial problems was broad to allow referrers latitude to refer any patient they thought might benefit from the Community Link service, and included common mental health problems such as anxiety and depression, and social problems such as isolation, relationship, housing and financial difficulties which might impact negatively upon patients' psychological wellbeing.
Our inclusion criteria were purposefully broad to allow for a group of patients who were indeed ill, but also highly representative of a large portion of children and adolescents with OCD who are partial responders to medication treatment.
The exposure classifications of solvents and pesticides were too broad to allow identification of specific (groups of) chemical agents to be held responsible for the increased risks of either anomaly.
In the case of Betulia our database is sufficiently broad to allow the use of more sophisticated thermal models than were available for earlier radiometric observations.
Moreover, the home resources used as a measure of SES were in this study not exhaustive enough, although the resources listed were sufficiently broad to allow for a differentiation of living standards across all households.
This could mean that some Web pages can be used to evaluate the same components, which confuses the inspectors; or that some verification items are too broad to allow the identification of specific features of the evaluated Web page zone.
Because NYHA class IV was too broad to allow physicians to distinguish between the preoperative clinical statuses of patients who require MCS, seven INTERMACS subclassifications were created.
"The areas of service listed in this notice are deliberately broad to allow the force to explore the skills, expertise and solutions a partnership could bring".
(1961, 52) The term 'correct' is sufficiently broad to allow for both deductive invalidity, inductive weakness, as well as some other kinds of argument failure.
