Whereas the Green Surgery caters mainly to professionals, My Medyk's patients come from a broader range of backgrounds.
These data suggest that multivalent vaccination may provide better protection from a broader range of noroviruses than monovalent vaccination.
Natural gas imports could make up 5percentt of American energy demand by 2020, up from well under 1percentt now, Mr. Yergin said, and would come from a broader range of countries than those that supply oil.
In traditional Medicare, patients can choose from a broader range of doctors and hospitals, although a small number of doctors say they do not take Medicare patients because they consider the payments inadequate.
Professor Johnson said he was studying data from a broader range of ages to confirm his findings and also analyzing whether older people viewed future money differently than other age groups.
Democracies are more open to feedback from a broader range of interest groups, more protective of media freedom and might be more willing to use that feedback to improve their public health programs.
Dr Shetty thinks his hospitals could benefit from a broader range of training programmes, to create workers with a wider array of skills.Workers with a lot less training than doctors can still be highly effective.
The recommendations made by the research firms included the hiring of surveyors from a broader range of ages (half of those who worked on Election Day were 34 or younger) and doing a better job training those pollsters and working with individual communities to ensure that interviews could be conducted closer to voting sites.
It is now clear that some of them sane, experienced politicians encouraged him to enter the fray not because they shared his beliefs, or even because they were backing him in the leadership contest, but because they felt, in their wisdom, that the race would benefit from a broader range of candidates.
Arguing that previous interpretations of Arendt failed to fully appreciate the central place of judgment in her thought, Schwartz contends that understanding Arendt's ideas requires not only interpreting her published work but also reconstructing her thinking from a broader range of sources, including her various essays, lecture course notes, unpublished material, and correspondence.
It is now clear that some of them — sane, experienced politicians — encouraged him to enter the fray not because they shared his beliefs, or even because they were backing him in the leadership contest, but because they felt, in their wisdom, that the race would benefit from a broader range of candidates.
