Vault 7 purports to contain a wide breadth of information of CIA practices, from ways to hack iOS and Android devices to a spying program called "Weeping Angel" that involves compromising smart TVs and utilizing their microphones for remote listening.
The opportunities for presentation, for breadth of information and for sophisticated searches that would be impossible in a print dictionary are too good to miss.
PRAMS provide a rich set of measures for prospective cohort studies and when linked with administrative sources (such as Medicaid claims, hospital visits, and follow-up surveys) can efficiently increase the breadth of information available for longitudinal analysis.
These data are based on self-report screeners and do not reflect the breadth of information needed for clinical diagnoses.
Blackwood and colleagues [ 104] interviewed a sample of ten consultant physicians in two European ICUs and reported that although local physicians were supportive in theory, introduction of protocolized weaning is likely to be difficult because of the breadth of information required for successful decision making.
Although the first edition had many commendable features, there were significant drawbacks in terms of inconsistencies between chapters particularly relating to the breadth of information provided for different tumour types, varying styles and frequent omission of new therapies – particularly in Sections relating to breast cancer and lymphomas.
At times, the sheer breadth of information on offer makes for a broad-strokes approach, but it's a mildly compelling retrospective, nonetheless.
Moreover, we are very grateful to the participants for the breadth of information they shared with us; without their willingness this study would have been impossible.
The book offers a breadth of information, with lessons about Japanese products and techniques, and instructions for everything from homemade tofu to udon noodles.
