Some studies have been performed using data on pharmaceuticals (Hattis and Lynch 2007), but the variability in individual responses to drugs which have generally similar pharmacokinetic properties is unlikely to encompass the extent of variability in responses to environmental agents (Clewell et al. 2004).
Sections 60 μm thick were cut on a freezing microtome encompassing the extent of the injector track.
In total, 60-μm sections were cut on a freezing microtome encompassing the extent of the injector track.
The second dimension of the model, health promotion management, encompasses the extent to which WHP is systematically conceived, controlled and organized in the form of a management process (problem-solving cycle) or a health promotion program [ 11, 30- 32].
Performing rs-fcMRI mapping on a patch that encompassed the extent of the left insula, including the most anterior portion, defined 27 locations as putative functional areas (Fig. 5a).
Yet this dry list of accomplishments fails to encompass the true extent of Mr Madigan's connections and influence in a state that a local columnist describes as "Madiganistan" and others describe as the "The Madigan Political Industrial Complex".
McKee Formation comprises of sandstones of shallow marine transgressive depositional setting, whereas the three older formations encompass a homogenous extent of laterally equivalent facies deposited across a broadly defined synchronous shoreline belt and coastal plain.
The civil rights triple play, from Tuscaloosa to Washington to Jackson, extraordinary though it was, does not encompass the full extent of what happened on that astonishing day a half-century ago.
This margin is based on biopsy and post-mortem series, and is large enough to encompass the maximum extent of invasion seen in (almost) any patient (see Fig. 4).
Taken together, the current findings suggest that there may be latent subgroups within the BD spectrum that to some extent encompass characteristics of several of the previously proposed subgroups; i.e., the combination of elevated presenting polarity, manic episodes and history of psychosis.
The similarities with the Holy Roman Empire — which at its greatest extent encompassed almost all of Central Europe — exist at many levels.
