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Flexner also called for broad coverage of general science in medical training and practice.

The course aims for broad coverage of health care, including manufacturers and providers, but pays special attention to payers.

However, continent-scale ground-based auroral observations offer the opportunity for broad coverage of the ionospheric mapping of the plasma sheet.

In the present study, we have screened 9mer peptide epitopes from available influenza A viral protein sequences including the highly variable surface glycoproteins HA and NA by using the NetCTL algorithm for epitope prediction [11] and the EpiSelect algorithm for broad coverage of all available Influenza A strains [12].

Having a suite of effective doses available for use in regressions against health outcomes allows for broad coverage of the possible age-sensitivities.

A book chapter by Miller et al.5, a more recent review by Jean9 and his review in this work may be consulted for broader coverage of the relevant literature and background information on suprabulbar and peripheral deglutitive pathways not dealt with here.

Our tag-SNP approach also allowed for broader coverage of each a priori gene/region investigation, compared to prior candidate SNP-based genotyping approaches.

But large differences along party lines remain, and the Republican House plan that was passed on a party line vote in June makes hopes for compromise remote given the desires of consumers for broad coverage and of drug companies for minimal government controls.

Empiric antibiotic therapy for NF patients must be modified for the broad coverage of the regional MRSA strains.

This would allow us to address honestly the issues of funding and equity; of the need for broad coverage (single payer) for the common good; of the importance of innovation and even alternative medicines.

The newspaper won in the national reporting category for its broad coverage of the attacks and the aftermath, in "A Nation Challenged," the special section published from Sept. 18 through Dec. 31.