The formation of specific IgG antibodies against polyester in the animals investigated demonstrates a broad individual variability.
Pulse-width is a concern for high data rate since if pulse-width is too broad, individual transitions become difficult to distinguish.
The HPV16 loads with a broad individual variability were significantly related to the cumulative load estimated by HCII® and did not depend on the cellularity of samples.
I have often suspected, however, that contrary to holding centralized authority in check, broad individual gun ownership gives the powers-that-be exactly what they want.
Officials in the Bush administration say they favor Mr. Pachachi in part because he is seen as more likely to support the interim constitution, which provides for broad individual rights, Kurdish federalism and the separation of church and state.
There are broad individual differences in the ability to voluntarily and effortfully suppress motivated, reward-seeking behaviors, and this review presents the hypothesis that these individual differences are relevant to addictive disorders.
He railed against what he called the nation's interventionist foreign policy, made his usual plea for broad individual liberties and called for the abolition of many government agencies.
Dean Witter's research department provided economic analysis and commentary, market and quantitative research, as well as making recommendations with regard to broad individual companies and industry sectors.
Barack Obama, then a Democratic senator from Illinois, only called for mandatory coverage for children at the time -- which means Clinton was vindicated a couple of years later when Obama, as president, oversaw the passage of the Affordable Care Act, which includes a broad individual mandate.
Some studies have investigated broad individual correlates of high risk alcohol use including age, gender and socio-economic status [ 8], yet the geographic variation in rates suggest a potential contribution of district-level factors on patterns of alcohol use.
