All three relevant measures (body sway, its dependency on vision, ambulatory breadth-of-base) improved in unison with Helicobacter eradication (case history).
Individual measures worsened with known or presumed eradication failure (efficacy study): breadth-of-base tended to narrow with known eradication failure, visual dependency increased in the ANA positive.
The breadth of that base is reflected in the photographs.
Reviewing "The Class Struggle in the Ancient World" in 1982, Robin Lane Fox, another noted Oxford classicist, wrote, "This remarkable book has a passion, a personal style and a breadth of interest, based on exact detail, which have not surfaced in British history writing on such a scale for very many years".
For most of the genes in our list we could calculate the breadth of expression based on their expression levels collected across the developmental gradient in several organs of A. thaliana [ 136].
Banks still have some obstacles to overcome, though, before that halo illuminates the full breadth of their customer base.
And, these school contend, the abolition of Advanced Placement classes will not affect the breadth of students' knowledge base, since most students are required to take basic survey classes before venturing into Advanced Placement courses.
And the chemistry community has a number of things to say: we need to support the breadth of our science base, we need investment in equipment on all scales, we need capital and non-capital funding to be aligned, and, although we appreciate it's not easy to find more money for research, we need that too.
But, he adds, "given the breadth of our customer base and offerings, AMS has what it takes to play on the scale and diversity side".
We also argue that the centrality of the R&D organization structure may be a substitute for the breadth of the knowledge base.
John Crane has expanded the breadth of its technology base by integrating Specac, a company that designs and manufactures specialist measuring and analysis equipment.
