Translational Research is widely defined and practiced as the "bench-to-bedside" concept outlined by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) [7].
28 Although wisdom has been widely defined, there are some agreements that it involves the use of certain kinds of pragmatic reasoning to navigate important life challenges.
Currently, information concerning omic × environment interactions might be discussed qualitatively in assessments as supporting information, but, to date, such data have not been widely defined in regard to adversity (i.e., adverse or not adverse).
The mirror neuron system has been widely defined as consisting of three interrelated areas: ventral premotor area (PMv) of the inferior frontal gyrus (area F5 in monkeys), parietal frontal (PF) in the rostral cortical convexity of the inferior parietal lobule (IPL), and the superior temporal sulcus (STS) (see Figures 1, 2 and 3, as well as Table 1 for a description of these areas).
The reasons for the intensive Shi'ite involvement in Syria are all too obvious, and were widely defined, described and analyzed by this blog, far before so many other Syria watchers refused to accept the obvious, i.e., the Syrian war is a sectarian conflict, pitting Alawites and Shi'ites and their external backers, led by Iran, against Sunnis, and their external backers, led by Saudi-Arabia.
The use of spatial decision support system (SDSS) is widely defined by various scholars and research projects.
Many states, such as south Sumatra, use anti-prostitution laws to restrict the rights of LGBT people, where "prostitution" is widely defined to include homosexual sex and lesbianism, as well as pornography and sexual abuse.
Achieving such a long-term control of HIV-1 replication in the absence of ART is widely defined as a functional cure (Saag and Deeks, 2010; Fauci and Folkers, 2009).
Pantomimes have a specific sell-by date (and Irving Berlin's White Christmas is in Sunderland this year); but two National hits – His Dark Materials and War Horse – were widely defined as Christmas shows, though the former is a debunking of Christianity by the declaredly atheist Philip Pullman, and the latter deals with the slaughter of young men and animals in the Great War.
Noncommercial, in turn, was widely defined to include ads for many charities and other nonprofit enterprises.
