Just as socialist feminists tried to broaden the theoretical framework for analyzing power so that it might encompass both class exploitation and women's subordination, intersectional theorists have aimed to broaden the framework even further.
We conclude by suggesting firstly that novel ecosystems provide opportunities to broaden the framework of ecological restoration and contribute to biodiversity conservation in an era of global change, and secondly that the question of where and when to implement these opportunities needs careful con-sideration.
The third purpose was to broaden the framework to include subgrouping studies that do not express findings using clinical prediction rules.
Consequently, there may be opportunities in broadening the restoration framework to incorporate novelty, although they caution against hubris and explore concerns raised by the concept.
Our observation that social traits coded in E. coli are frequent in the environment and overrepresented in its mobile elements opens the possibility of kin selection (defined as the process by which inclusive fitness is maximized [32]) among these organisms, broadening the conceptual framework for the evolutionary study of between-species mutualisms [55].
The LES model explicitly broadens the conceptual framework of landscape evolution beyond the traditional dialectics.
Network contacts may provide new or different ideas and world views that broaden the opportunity framework for new ventures (Aldrich and Zimmer, 1986; Aldrich et al., 1998; Freitag, 2006; Maloney and Rossteutscher, 2007; Bonaventura and Caserta, 2012).
There is a need to broaden the policy framework from primarily criminological and prosecutorial perspectives to include public health contributions.
These include eliminating the "use it or lose it" maxim in the prior-appropriation framework, broadening the definition of "beneficial use," regulating domestic and other "exempt" wells, encouraging voluntary "sharing the shortage" agreements, and determining to what extent water rights may be regulated in the public interest without a compensable "taking".
HRIA draws from similar resources and frameworks, while broadening the investigation to incorporate civil, political, social and welfare rights.
