Some indexes are, of course, broader in coverage; the Japanese index, for example, includes all households, urban or rural, except one-person households and those headed by farmers or fishermen.
If you think about the process books that I have written, they are broad in their coverage.
Some are broad in their coverage of scientific disciplines, whereas others deal with a discrete area of science.
(While the expansion phase activity for this event became broad in azimuthal coverage, ~ 3 h in MLT, and persisted for ~ 8 10 min, the activity never reached the auroral poleward boundary, so it would be formally classified as a pseudo-breakup).
Like many insect guides, Insects is broad in its coverage and does not include species keys or descriptions.
However, many of these resources, although broad in tissue coverage, are limited in the number of samples analyzed for each tissue type (eg, Symatlas).
Once you've decided on a topic, be sure to hone down it to a do-able topic; often a topic is initially too broad in its coverage, which will make it impossible to complete within the time and space constraints given.
Additionally, Global Health Media Project is developing a series of newborn care videos -- broad in scope and coverage -- that spans most basic skills and practices needed to care for newborns.
To ensure prices are kept affordable and incentives for local innovation remain, governments should continue to seek policies that address broad health coverage in Nigeria, in addition to expanding programs aimed to subsidize the cost of research and development.
Recently two studies from our group have demonstrated that some fragments can induce antibodies with cross-reactivity among PspAs from different clades and isolates, reflecting in broad coverage vaccine formulations [44], [45].
