But trying to come up with a definition made me realize just how vast and encompassing the term "culture" actually was and how many things together make up the culture of a group or civilization.
For the purposes of listing definitions, terms representing similar extreme groups were collapsed as shown in Table 1 and Fig. 2. For example, the term 'slow progressors' encompasses the terms 'slow progressors' and 'long-term slow progressors', and the term 'elite controllers' encompasses the terms 'elite controllers' and 'elite suppressors'.
This does leave open the question, however, as how broadly we encompass the term "bird".
These three conditions encompass the term cardiometabolic disease.
PFS encompassed the term disease-free survival (DFS), used when there was no residual disease.
The relationship between diet and "diverticular disease" — the term encompasses the condition in all its manifestations — was proposed by English surgeon Denis P. Burkitt in 1971 in a famous paper in the Lancet medical journal.
Calcium signalling was analysed in the pixels encompassing the varicosity in terms of fluorescence changes relative to prestimulus values (ΔF/Fo, expressed in %) with software written in the IGOR-Pro programming environment (Wavemetric, Lake Oswego, OR, USA).
GDT was defined as the term encompassing the use of haemodynamic monitoring and therapies aimed at manipulating haemodynamics during the perioperative period to achieve a predetermined haemodynamic endpoint(s).
Fish is a broad term encompassing the most diverse and largest taxonomic grouping of the vertebrates.
"GA with management" is a term encompassing the resultant medical decisions and interventions implemented in response to vulnerabilities identified on GA.
Human habitat is a broad term, encompassing the totality of the environment that human beings need to survive, interact with each other, and thrive.
