Social support as a broad entity has been defined as including functional (e.g. information, instrumental, practical, emotional support) and structural (e.g. social network, network outside the family, household size) components of support derived from social networks [ 15].
"The Matabeleland issue can be blamed on the government as a broader entity," said a senior ZANU-PF official.
We discuss the implications of territorial differentiation within this niche in light of research on land use by culturally affiliated groups within a broad cultural entity.
The operational definition of "modulator" used here is rather broad: "an entity (gene, protein, protein complex or small molecule) that has been reported empirically to activate or inhibit autophagy".
"However, this has the potential to set the bar for other global sports organisations, and place respect for human rights front and centre for a broad range of entities involved in global sporting events".
He works with a broad range of entities, from entrepreneurs and private individuals, to businesses large and small.
Study of genetics brings forth a particularly large and complex set of concepts, including deep and broad understanding of entities and processes that create, disrupt, transmit, and maintain variation of traits from micro- to macrolevels, across generations, and from cells, individuals, and populations (Stewart and Van Kirk, 1990; Duncan and Tseng, 2010).
Thus Cartesian dualism, for example, is less qualitatively parsimonious than materialism because it is committed to two broad kinds of entity (mental and physical) rather than one.
These three values can be tailored to apply to a broader range of entities than the nonhuman animals that are direct subjects of observation and experimentation.
