To make his or her "customer experience" exceptional, each patient needs to understand the full range of possibilities, including their advantages and their risks, and then to receive support to help them decide the best option for their circumstances.
Ideally, biophysical fragment screening of the wild-type sequence GPCRs, which retain the full range of pharmacology, may have advantages for ligand discovery over mutated, thermostabilized GPCRs.
In the shale gas development economic analysis, we present two scenarios of utilizing a simple mean production decline model and a random drilling process to illustrate the advantages of including full range of variations in well EUR and production decline on economic outcomes of the same shale gas play.
Yet it fails to take advantage of the full range of marketing concepts available.
So I like to take advantage of the full range of writers that we have at our disposal.
"This role will take advantage of the full range of his management talent and experience and will allow all of us to sharply focus on executing our plans for the future," Mr. Pandit said.
While Johannesburg never availed itself of the full range of powers the law afforded, it took advantage of the act to relocate thousands of blacks from slums and backyards in the city to black townships such as Alexandra or Western Areas or to the new development at Orlando East, the first piece in the vast urban jigsaw that would become Soweto.
Alarmingly, the Christmas countdown is now on, but this year shoppers and revellers are thinking increasingly strategically, taking advantage of the full range of group-buying, cashback and voucher code sites to ensure a savvy spend on everything from gifts to a night out in the West End or even a timely escape from it all.
However, the upsides to outsourcing are capped by the failure of global pharmaceutical companies to take advantage of the full range of possibilities that this model provides.
For the Met's inaugural outing on Madison Avenue, I had hoped for wider cross-cultural comparisons, taking advantage of the full range of the museum's "outstanding faculty of curators" by drawing upon holdings from the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America, and encompassing periods from the ancient world to the 21st century.
