As a symbol, the heart captures the full range of human life and emotion: love and war, faith and religion, and heroism and power.
In talking about fruit and seeds, offering and growth, life and potential, one can see a simple snapshot that captures the full range of theological shifts in human consciousness.
However, a truly integrated framework that captures the full range of scales and interactions from molecular to planetary levels is yet to be developed to be able to find superior designs that perhaps we had never thought of before.
Finally, we demonstrate how the emergent ensembles contour the high-energy spectro-temporal modulations of natural sounds, forming a discriminative representation that captures the full range of modulation statistics that characterize natural sound ensembles.
Mandvi, best known for his comedy, has a surprisingly commanding stage presence and captures the full range of his character's internal conflicts".
In this way, physicians can give a personal response to each question, which ensures that the survey captures the full range of practice variation [ 11, 12].
If sickness absence predicts mortality because it captures the full range of illnesses which separately or in combination increase death risk, then specific diagnoses for absences would not improve prediction of mortality compared with the overall sickness absence rate.
Direct quantification of 3D-microtissue fluorescent area (Additional file 1: Figure S1) using a high imaging platform accelerates assay quantification of 3D-microtissue growth after radiation and captures the full range of microtissue phenotypes during analysis.
While the findings about the prevalence of the contributory factors identified within the studies should be treated with caution, the variety of methods and the reach of the research across a range of hospital specialities provide strong grounds for arguing that this work captures the full range of contributory factors.
