Many force areas are too big and diverse for genuinely local views to have much of an impact at the top: Thames Valley, for example, encompasses tough, urban Slough and the pastures around Chipping Norton.
The method is analogous to those used in phase III trials which estimate relative rather than absolute effects; a constant odds ratio, for example, encompasses multiple relationships between response rates.
Loss of chromosome 12, for example, encompasses elimination of the S. cerevisiae ribosomal (r DNA cluster in S. carlsbergensis.
These could, for example, encompass age stratified and tailored cancer symptoms awareness interventions, or educational interventions for physicians and healthcare professionals, targeted at patients of different age groups.
In such lesions PS may function to accumulate PS seeking 'Magic Bullets' and their therapeutic cargo, which may for example encompass enzymes or cytotoxic substances.
Also, neither study was confined to grey matter and as psychiatric neuroimaging techniques advance and spread (for example encompassing more diffusion tensor imaging) we would expect more studies on white matter and connectivity to be published and to contribute to this debate.
This format has been particularly designed to allow thorough copy-number screening of 100-200 kb regions (for example, encompassing the genomic extent of a medium-sized human gene), at high (1-2 kb) resolution in large numbers of genomic DNA samples from selected cohorts.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District, for example, which encompasses Los Angeles, currently operates 35 permanent multipollutant monitoring stations over an area encompassing 10,000 square miles and 16 million people.
It supports British English, for example, which encompasses a few neat dialects and accents — we'll have to see if a Welsh accent or the warm Scottish brogue will throw Voice Actions for a loop.
In the European Union (EU) for example, it encompasses more than 2 million enterprises and approximately 12 million employees, representing 9.8% of the EU's Gross Domestic Product and employing over 7.1% of the workforce (NGRF 2010).
For now, it appears that the war against Ecstasy has centered more on law enforcement than public health -- unlike the war on crack, for example, which encompassed an effort to roust dealers as well as a strong push to deal with the medical effects of a drug that was unquestionably damaging and often lethal.
