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But even with this understanding, many Iranian Americans have been unable to avoid the chilling effect caused by the increasing breadth of sanctions.

The main justification provided by witnesses for the co-leadership model relates to the increasing breadth and growing complexity of the cabinet secretary's job.

The contributions in this issue reflect the increasing breadth and depth of expertise in this field.

These results indicate that flagellin together with antigen in the same particulate structure functions better as a mucosal adjuvant as shown by the increased breadth of protective immunity.

However, the increased breadth of response was directed almost entirely against the vaccine strains.

There are three ways of moving toward increasing financial accessibility to healthcare: (1) by increasing breadth (who is insured), (2) by increasing depth (which benefits are covered), and (3) by increasing height (what proportion of the cost is covered).

"By offering an increasing breadth of content, Sky is looking to give people other reasons to buy Sky subscriptions, rather than BT's.

Thus, this vaccine concept may cope with HIV genetic variability by increasing breadth, as well as providing increased population coverage.

With increasing breadth of testing, concurrent testing of both partners is far superior to sequential testing, as the reproductive risks are determined by the combined data.

The vessels of female mice had an increased breadth (P=0.018) compared with male mice.

They find that hosts and parasites from spatially structured populations should be less constrained by costs associated with 'generalism' than those from well-mixed populations, and therefore, that spatial structure is likely to increases the breadth of host resistance/parasite infectivity, especially when this increased breadth carries a significant fitness cost (Ashby et al. 2014).