In interviews with the S.E.C. and prosecutors, she divulged the identity of numerous tippers and sketched a broad map of inside traders.
Scoping reviews differ from other types of systematic reviews in that they provide a broad map of the existing literature without meta-analyses of the data.
This overview about memory distortions and related brain regions represents just a very broad map of components relevant for the creation of true and false memories, which certainly does not cover all distinct sub processes and brain structures.
Neither of these studies included private maternity hospitals, although a broad mapping of perinatal mental health activity in Australia showed that routine psychosocial assessment is less likely to be provided in the private sector [ 14].
Third, the remaining 391 articles (list available at http://www.crehs.lshtm.ac.uk) were reviewed jointly by the authors to provide a broad mapping of some of their features and to identify the final set of 164 articles to analyse in more detail.
The report concluded that a much broader map of the underlying geology might lead managers to change well locations.
In fact, you could own both, which would provide a broader map of the small-cap market than owning just one.
Any broader mapping of the different options constituting nonviolent proactive countermeasures to terror should be explored more in discussion with some of these different North American nonviolent activists, utilizing their experience and talents.
Indeed, the taxonomic affinities of open reading frames in P. aeruginosa islands are extremely broad, mapping to a wide range of phyla [ 50].
Speaking of vague and broad: the map of the world according to Herman Cain must be seen to be believed, and not just because, to borrow a phrase, the oceans have been folded and hung up to dry: Amy Davidson Sorkin, a New Yorker staff writer, is a regular contributor to Comment for the magazine and writes a Web column, in which she covers war, sports, and everything in between.
And love here encompasses a far broader map than just romance: love of country, of nature, of language, of sensual pleasures; love between siblings, family members, friends, generations; love even between the living and the dead.
