Considering the vastly broadened scope of assisted reproduction, Mundy's belief in its transformative power is unsurprising.
As Ms. Anderson and Ms. Hu report, the broadened scope of investigation has authorities looking to assign responsibility for the breaches and institute reforms to prevent future violations.
The broadened scope of federal lawmaking and rulemaking in the past 75 years has guaranteed the impossibility of any return to the golden age of Glass-Steagall, however.
Despite the broadened scope of the Brazilian policy to encompass various components of the care service, hospital care remains very fragile.
We apply iJL1678-ME to show how it is predictive of compartmentalized cellular content for validation, describe its utility and limitations, and show how it can be applied to examine a broadened scope of applications including targeted inhibition of proteins.
In fact, he isn't even entitled to be a defining, authoritative voice in 21st-century comedy – particularly when his response to the broadening scope of his art form is one of mistrust, defensiveness and gloomy prognostication.
Mr. Williams, Mr. Clinton's lawyer, said in a letter to the committee on Wednesday that he objected to the "ever-broadening scope" of its questions, especially those delving into whether Mr. Clinton failed to comply with tax or customs laws.
Solid electrolyte membrane derived from biodegradable materials broadens scope of using sustainable polymers and is easily disposable at the end of life cycle.
NRC commented on a broadening scope of health concerns, including an increasing number of adverse health outcomes associated with PM and related susceptible subpopulations.
Here we synthesize the large body of current research pertaining to arsenic exposure and health effects and emphasize the broadening scope of predicted and observed impacts of arsenic on public health.
