The wide breadth of use suggested it as a good generic extraction solvent for the many types of matrices expected in the present TDS.
Given the extensive nature of the impacts from ash hazard and the increasing interconnectivity and globalisation of communication, transport and economies, it is important to understand the hazard on the breadth of scales used for long-term strategic planning.
Though it offers faster speeds for the applications it's custom-designed to run, it can't match x86-based systems in their breadth of uses.
The breadth of habitat use inferred for early Homo by 2.0 Ma contrasts strongly with that of Australopithecus, a precursor to Homo, for which heterogeneous environments, all with significant woodland or forest components, are documented consistently [23], [47].
Greater breadth, ease of use and interactivity or so goes the mantra.
The 2005 consumers also had slightly more years experience using CAM compared to the 1997 8 consumers, which may also account for their greater breadth of CAM use.
While younger adults use a greater breadth of technologies for multiple uses, there is evidence that a more granular analysis reveals age-related differences in both usage and frequency of use that is dependent on the technology domain, with the greatest use of Internet use for older adults falling in communication, news, and community information domains [5].
However, the value of integral breadth as used for dimensional calculations is not dependent on the mathematical peak form.
The strengths of the current investigation include, in part, the diverse nature of the different patient populations and the breadth of the dataset used for analysis.
