The study was not designed to address concerns about autism, but instead to see if thimerosal resulted in any of a broad array of long-term psychological problems for patients.
In coping with social and environmental challenges, animals of diverse taxonomic affiliations express a broad array of behaviours, altering short-term performance, long-term fitness and evolutionary trajectories (Westneat and Fox 2010).
It is not just a short-term focus on proficiency in reading and math but attention on the broad array of factors influencing long-term success required of students after high school graduation.
The purpose of the current study was to determine whether people with FM, compared to age-matched HCs, have differences on a broad array of objective balance tests (termed "dynamic posturography"), including sensory, motor and limits of stability.
The mass extinction – known as The Great Dying – occurred at the end of the Permian period some 252 million years ago and was by far the worst of the five mass extinctions on Earth in terms of the broad array of marine and terrestrial creatures that it killed off.
As the researchers were trying to capture a broad array of views on the subject matter, certain terms used in the interviews were kept intentionally general.
The NHA is successful in terms of enabling the broad array of actors from health and non-health sectors to participate in discussion around NHA resolutions.
To maximize success of this complex, long-term PSE strengthening process, a broad array of academic, clinical and governmental stakeholders should be consulted throughout.
The term distal tibia fractures encompasses a broad array of injuries involving the distal metadiaphyseal and metaphyseal region (Court-Brown and McBirnie 1995).
In other words, why – in layperson's terms – should efforts to share knowledge about a broad array of health systems issues be prioritised at a time when resources are urgently needed to address an acute health crisis?
However, transcriptional profiling revealed that LXR SUMOylation site mutants were capable of mediating ligand-dependent repression of a broad array of inflammatory genes (e.g., those annotated with the 'Immune system process' GO term; Figure 2C).
