The firm also argues that the attacks do not seem to have been financially or politically motivated — given the broad scope of the targets, and the lack of any attempts to extort money.
With a much lower threshold for using lethal force and broader scope of potential targets, civilians are at much greater risk -- especially from a potentially ill-defined and overbroad definition of combatancy.
The prevalence of a much broader scope of Ire1 targets in S. pombe suggests that a primitive UPR may have served primarily as an ER-localized yet promiscuous RNA degradation system.
Lastly, the work will be targeted across a broad scope of health disciplines, which will provide the opportunity to elicit more generalizable findings that can directly inform practice and policy decisions within these disciplines.
Although we are going to cater to a relatively broad scope of customers, the company will decide what the target market is based on sales and trends experienced in the initial months of operation.
The broad scope of roles, and the size and diversity of the target populations, complicates our ability to evaluate PHC quality particularly when compared to the smaller, selected, populations observed in secondary health care.
FHNs are groups of physicians who roster patients, receive a capitated payment for their care and are eligible for a number of financial incentives for achieving targets for preventative health screening and provision of a broad scope of services.
The broad scope of physiologic activities affected by Nrf2 promises to make this pathway an increasingly important target for therapeutic strategies related to a vast range of diseases and conditions.
The broad meaning there, he says, squares with the "broad scope" of the prohibition against lawsuits based on public disclosures.
From the scores of people questioned this week, the broad scope of the inquiry was apparent.
Instead of diluting the award, several journalists said, the broad scope of the Peabodys burnished it.
