Some argue that musculoskeletal practitioners such as physiotherapists or chiropractors do not have the breadth of knowledge across common multimorbidities to identify and manage these patients well.
Both communes and individual study populations within communes were selected to provide breadth of programmatic experience, a technique common for qualitative research [ 28, 29], and not for sample representativeness, as is done in a quantitative study.
Common sense wisdom has a breadth of truth to it, [but] I like to look at where the common sense wisdom has a limitation and where there is a big opportunity".
As U.S Hispanics, we hold firmly to a sense of common roots with all Latinos across the world, even as we celebrate the diversity of, and breadth across, our shared heritage.
This is a critical common denominator across the breadth of the electoral coalition on which our time in office rests.
Consistent with our logical extensions of the JAT, we find that unobservable productivities for entrepreneurship have common positive effects on breadth of college curriculum, diversity of occupational experiences, and probability of starting a business.
Regarding the breadth of the CTL response, peptides that were common in the population, i.e., consensus-like, were recognized by an important proportion of our cohort – with up to 9 individuals recognizing the same peptide.
If so, then selection should disfavor specialized mutualists (i.e., those with reduced interaction breadth relative to the breadth of available partners) that resist associating with common partners [ 29].
In one of his essays about evolution, Darwin's Middle Road, for his monthly column in Natural History magazine, he wrote: "If genius has any common denominator, I would propose breadth of interest and the ability to construct fruitful analogies between fields".
