For accurate assessment, the clinician should use a broad source of information about the patient, for example, from a caregiver, a relative, or the patient himself.
Many reported rice QTLs have already been assembled in the Gramene database (http://www.gramene.org) which is the broadest and so far most extensive source of public information on QTLs in cereals.
Initial groupings were into four broad categories: sources of information, nutritional value claims, rhetorical devices and consumption patterns.
In this context, the term environment is used in a broad sense referring to any source of information that could improve the CR's behavior (internal state, interference level, regulators' rules and enforcement policies, to name a few).
The past decade has seen the hectic emergence of some 600 regional TV stations, increasingly professional and broad enough to become an indispensable source of information, including alternatives to the official line, for a country spread across 11 time zones.
Analysis of learner and teacher needs and broader situation assessment should be an important source of information for shaping programs.
I've found this an extremely useful and easy-to-use source of information on a broad range of business environment indicators, as well as excellent comparable data on the actual costs of trade.
This is true, he said, despite a broad consensus that interrogation might be the best source of information on an elusive, low-tech, stateless foe like Al Qaeda.
Reliance on the pharmaceutical industry as a source of information is assumed to be related to a broader range of drugs prescribed, because these sources will stress the advantages of new drugs [ 3, 9, 21, 24- 26].
