The return of individual genotype results from MPS presents a new challenge in the clinical research environment, again because of the scale and breadth of the results.
However, we believe that the various taxonomical aspects we address in the article are important for the reader to fully appreciate the breadth of our results and the extent to which a paleovirological study can further our understanding of the viral fauna infecting a given eukaryotic host species.
That breadth of interests resulted in a diversity of creations, from jewelry that earned a solo show at the Museum of Modern Art to sculptures exhibited at the Whitney Museum of Art.
The breadth of the resulting provisions raises serious questions as to whether the law is tailored to address an appropriately narrow class of security threats.
Chacon (2013, p. 90) has argued in relation to the 1996 amendments and those after September 11 that: The breadth of the resulting provisions raises serious questions as to whether the law is tailored to address an appropriately narrow class of security threats.
Narrow arcades, conversely, are maladaptive for grazing (a non-selective feeding behavior) because the small breadth of the arcade results in reduced intake efficiency when consuming sward-like growth forms such as grasses.
The wide range of authors was a factor in the breadth of scientific specialties, resulting in a relatively low disciplinarity score for these publications.
The recent growth of arts and humanities in medical education shows recognition that these disciplines can facilitate a breadth of thinking and result in personal and professional growth.
Despite the somewhat limited neutralization breadth of mAb F425-B4e8, the results presented here, along with analyses from other cross-neutralizing anti-V3 mAbs, may facilitate the template-based design of antigens that target V3 and permit neutralization of HIV-1 strains in which the V3 region is accessible to antibodies.
