But the implications of the Stupak amendment are broader, because of the structure of the exchange.
The pope's spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said that there had been opposition on past visits, but added: "In this journey to Britain, it's broader because there are more groups of an atheist nature or that are anti-papal which are active and have demonstrated".
The predictable effect of IL2-based immunocytokines in immunocompetent patients would be broader and stronger in tumour suppression, because of the involvement of T-cell and B-cell activation.
Linear master curves of 3-arm star PIs were broader than those of linear PIs because of the contribution made by an additional relaxation mode due to arm retraction.
As shown in Figure 1, however, the picture is broader than this because many of the research findings flow into the pool of knowledge.
Bioethics, however, is broader than this, because some of the issues it encompasses concern not so much the practice of health care as the conduct and results of research in the life sciences, especially in areas such as cloning and gene therapy (see clone and genetic engineering), stem cell research, xenotransplantation (animal-to-human transplantation), and human longevity.
My world is broader, in no small part because of my children, and I have more demands on my time.
The peaks are broad and overlap because of the polydisperse and dynamic nature of the tubulin filaments and αB crystallin complexes which are known to vary greatly in size.
The search terms for the anatomical regions were deliberately broad because of the known variation in how the sites of origin of HPV-related head and neck cancers have been termed across different publications (a lack of standardisation that impedes research in this field).
Degree distributions are not broad because of duplication events, but because a given biological task sometimes needs many, but typically require few tools.
