The breadth of examples presented herein will clearly demonstrate that genetic engineering offers the potential for rapidly propelling vaccine development forward into novel applications and therapies which will significantly expand the role of vaccines in public health.
aWhile this selection of references constitutes a possible bias toward specific fields and research groups, the intention was to provide a sufficient breadth of examples with potential clinical implications, without excessive referencing.
The site has a lot of breadth: Examples of popular topics in recent days include everything from Kegels, to whether or not to take your husband's name, to politics, and more.
I love the depth and breadth of the customer examples that Hubspot provides on its website.
Criteria for evaluating evidence in experimental animals include the breadth of the tumor response for example, the induction of tumors in multiple species or in independent studies.
This was especially important given the breadth of partner representation – for example, 7 of the original 19 partner organizations were non-Canadian, providing a critical mass that emerged as a strength of the network, ensuring that national priorities were considered in global context.
These are just a handful of examples of the incredible breadth of experiences our fellows bring to the program.
It allows him to show the breadth of his learning in yoking examples from various disciplines together.
Here the examples demonstrate breadth of the individuals own view point and interpretation of the probe; however, the profile and it's coding process still manages to capture the theme.
Such a facility with mathematics includes a breadth of knowledge as outlined, for example, by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (2000)—number and operations, geometry and measurement, data analysis, and algebra (see also Dossey 1997); or more generally an understanding of pattern, dimension, quantity, uncertainty, shape, and change (Steen 1990).
For example, the breadth of the credibility interval around the northeastern and northwestern divergence, estimated at 1.50 Ma from dataset mtDNA1 and 1.34 Ma from dataset mtDNA2, is reduced to 95% CIs of only 0.48 and 0.46 Ma, respectively, and thus less wide than the 95% CI of 1.15 Ma around the previously estimated divergence time of 1.89 Ma (Zinner et al., 2009).
