The project has a number of announced locations for its initial stops, but the ultimate goal is to cover more broadly with new locations to be added based on customer input.
Three reviews addressed the specific outcome carpal tunnel syndrome [21], [26], [27]; seven reviews covered UEMSDs more broadly [22], [25], [31], [32], while one review was examining risk factors for neck pain in the working population [28].
In an attempt to reduce infant mortality, starting in the second half of the 1980s Medicaid was expanded broadly to cover more pregnant women.
It would explicitly relax some stringent standards set by the court and says that disability is to be "construed broadly," to cover more physical and mental impairments.
The first element was a bill introduced to the city's Board of Supervisors that would make it illegal for such centers to advertise falsely about their pregnancy-related services, something already more broadly covered by a state law barring deceptive advertising.
"Self-care (d5)" is more broadly covered in Haemo-QoL, Haem-A-QoL and Hemo-SatA.
As indicated by this parameter, lecture topics that addressed a given theme were more broadly covered in medicine degree programs (median percentage 48%).
In addition, Bayesian optimization can be combined with preregistration to cover exploration, mitigating researcher bias more broadly and improving reproducibility.
A paper has already been put together about the £66.2m news channel, looking into its future as well as how the BBC covers live news in future more broadly, according to sources.
Mr. Draghi, though, seems to be using the word more broadly to cover the whole panoply of vicious cycles that had been sucking the euro zone into a whirlpool.
