Since 2001, THAG has concentrated on broadening its quality measures to incorporate palliative care services in the community and acute hospitals.
Originally intended to assist Korean directors, it broadened its focus last year to concentrate on Europe, and commissioned half-hour shorts from three very different film-makers: Haroun Farouki from Germany, France's Eugene Green, and Portugal's Pedro Costa.
TPC made the most Romney-friendly assumption they could – namely, that base broadening is concentrated on top incomes as much as possible.
Since the term "evidence based medicine" was first coined in the early 1990s, the theoretical concept led to a rapidly broadening scientific discourse, initially concentrated in the Anglo-American academic world.
Attention focused on natural forests and, rather than concentrating only on artificial regeneration, attention broadened to include techniques to stimulate natural regeneration of desirable tree families, for example Dipterocarpaceae.
A trailblazing intellectual history of the period between 1763 and 1783, it concentrated on essayists, pamphleteers, and satirists, thus broadening the scope of historical research.
Since the journal's international audience is concentrated in Eastern and Southern Europe, the Society has broadened the scope of the journal and adapted the editorial board and the title of the journal accordingly.
In the beginning, fish restocking in Denmark mainly concentrated on salmon, however, in recent years the area of attention has broadened to include many fish species, among which eel is very important.
The idea was to broaden the product line--the firm had previously concentrated on skin-care products--and simplify makeup decisions for sales agents and customers.
If future research confirms that lower life expectancies are concentrated among poor, less-educated white women, big policy changes that broaden access to education and jobs, as well as programs to help decrease substance abuse disorders among working class whites, will be needed to turn the tide, says Saint Onge.
