The classification uses a three-tiered hierarchical organization, with the highest level (class) describing a broad set of functions such as devices for housekeeping.
A new trend that emerged in 2015 was the introduction of wide-ranging bills prohibiting local control over a broad set of issues, such as Michigan's "Death Star" preemption bill (HB 4052) which bars local governments from regulating everything from paid sick days and minimum wage to scheduling for retail stores and ban the box ordinances.
The health relevance of the patterns was supported by expected correlations with a broad set of criteria such as depression, well-being, sickness, absence, blood pressure, heart rate, type-A behaviour or burnout.
Expected codon frequencies are derived from the observed codon usage frequencies of a broad set of genes, such that they are likely to reflect nonselective, genome wide influences on codon usage (e.g. mutational biases).
Many citizen science projects cover subjects in the environmental domain (Silvertown [2009]; Bonney et al. [2009]), but citizen science extends over a broad set of application areas (such as astronomy, cancer research, etc).
Additionally, the landowner will want a broad set of retained rights such as farming, ranching, hunting and recreational uses, and mineral development.
In a blog post, Dr. Matt Wood of AWS said, The default confidence threshold for facial recognition APIs in Rekognition is 80%, which is good for a broad set of general use cases (such as identifying celebrities on social media or family members who look alike in photos apps), but it's not the right setting for public safety use cases.
The usefulness of indicators related to this first subsystem for assessing nursing care performance may be justified on several grounds: The indicators mentioned above may reveal a broad set of dysfunctions and deficiencies, such as insufficient supply of basic material resources, gaps between nurse staffing and patients' needs, heavy workload and staff instability.
The new deal only applies to books that cost from $2.99 to $9.99; the list price must be at least 20% below the book price; the title must be offered in all countries where the author or publisher has rights; and "the title will be included in a broad set of features in the Kindle Store, such as text-to-speech".
– The title will be included in a broad set of features in the Kindle Store, such as text-to-speech.
