Contrast all of that with what is happening in Europe, both in the broader economic sense and in the world of professional golf.
Others have focused on the role of both in the broader political and economic context, and found that these broader conditions make coercive offers a live possibility.
Joanne Tornow, NSF's acting head of the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate that includes political science, writes that "[t]he relationship of the proposed research to these goals should be addressed both in the broader impacts section of the project summary and within the project description".
Joanne Tornow, NSF's acting assistant director of the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate, which includes political science, writes that "[t]he relationship of the proposed research to these goals should be addressed both in the broader impacts section of the project summary and within the project description".
These methodological challenges present limitations both in the broader treatment satisfaction literature and in this study.
Functions related to cytoskeleton and transcriptional regulation were highlighted both here and in the broad functional analysis (section 2.2) confirming the relative equivalence of both analyses.
This is now fast depreciating, which is both inevitable and, in the broad scheme of things, necessary; but it will drive up inflation and encourage all who can to get their money out of the country's banks to do so.
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Between them they describe, in rich, grotesque detail, both the broad scope and the daily minutiae of an unprecedented doping regime.
Ceruloplasmin, an antioxidant glycoprotein, transports copper to cells while macroglobulin is unique as an antiproteinase both in terms of the broad spectrum of enzymes that it can inhibit and the nature of its inhibitory activity.
