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There is a need to broaden our assessments of extinction to identify landscapes that contain high proportions of threatened species and therefore, how more holistic species conservation responses might be developed.

The new regulations again required the White House to broaden its assessment of regulatory benefits.

However, in order to broaden the assessment while limiting individual response burden, the studies rely on a single set of contextual variables being administered to all respondents.

In either case, cost-effectiveness analyses of HBV vaccination programs for HCWs should broaden their assessment of benefits.

Firstly, we suggest to broaden the assessment of the implemented elements by involving multiple professionals, managers and also client representatives per integrated care setting.

Motivated by these thoughts, and particularly the call for broadening risk assessments of GMOs through participatory processes, we organized a series of three workshops with the aim to identify stakeholder perspectives on biotechnological developments within agriculture such as cisgenic LBR GM potato.

In this prospective population-based cohort, we broadened this assessment by comparing participants with all individuals from a chronic disease register who satisfied the study eligibility criteria but for a number of reasons, such as the absence of consent to be approached for research purposes, did not participate.

This is useful to study more in depth the clinical outcome and to broaden its critical assessment toward pharmaceutical issues affecting the patient and not measured by the current clinical evidence approach.

An updated perspective on the value of, and specific skills and non-traditional backgrounds in, an organization, coupled with the best assessments, can broaden the view to more qualified candidates while simultaneously allowing a company to improve diversity and, accordingly, its performance.

Items such as recalling or recognizing one's name, from the Severe Cognitive Impairment Rating Scale, measuring the ability of overlearned autobiographic memory, could be applied to broaden the range of assessment in cognitive instruments.

By the time 100 days had passed, though, he may have welcomed the examinations, because those assessments broadened the subject from the Bay of Pigs disaster -- which occurred on Day 87 -- to include domestic matters.