Leveson's published criteria for future regulation are broadly sensible, and indeed recognisable: it should be effective, cheap, cover all "newspapers", preserve freedom of expression, and be a free public service than protects the vulnerable.
When compared to 125I, the positron emitters were broadly similar (Figure 5a), although it should be pointed out that 125I is not usually counted in a narrow low energy window.
Consequently, it should be broadly recognized that zygomycoses have a variable prognosis depending on the causal agent and patient's condition.
Barclays analysts said: Although the ruling is broadly as we anticipated, we believe it should be viewed positively and reiterate our overweight rating and 550p price target.
The director of the living wage campaign, Rhys Moore, broadly welcomed the promise but said it should be extended to subcontractors such as matchday stewards and catering staff.
But while the director of the campaign, Rhys Moore, broadly welcomed the move, he said it should be extended to the subcontractors such as matchday stewards and catering staff who make up the majority of the employees at top-flight clubs.
My bottom line is the clause's underlying concern is to prevent government officials from having divided loyalties, so it should be interpreted broadly.
"The Justice Department has an obligation to the people of the United States and when it brings affirmative litigation to correct wrongdoing by anyone it should be thinking broadly about remedies that help correct the harm," Lisa Foster, the former Director of the Office for Access to Justice at DOJ told HuffPost.
Some argue it should be restructured more broadly.
The ideal molecular marker should have the following qualities: it should have high sensitivity and specificity; it should be safe and affordable so that it can be broadly accepted by patients; it should be easy to measure; and it should be consistently detected across genders and ethnic groups [ 5– 8].
To put it more broadly, training should be acknowledged as a fundamental, not accessory, goal of the scientific enterprise.
