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In fact, Ms. Shover, a Mamaroneck resident, has broadened the scope of the club to an international level.
Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology has broadened the scope and application for this treatment option.
Recent progress in RNA biology has broadened the scope of therapeutic targets of RNA drugs for cancer therapy.
The evolution of pharmacologic therapies and mechanical support including ventricular assist devices (VADs) has broadened the scope of care available to children with advanced heart failure.
The Trump administration has broadened the scope of offenses that can lead to removal from the country, and the president has emphasized criminal behavior of various kinds as justification for deportations.
Emboldened by this success, in her two most recent essays Roy has broadened the scope of her attacks to include the western corporations involved in the privatisation of Indian state electricity companies, in particular the US company Enron.
But critics say law clinics are costly, unaccountable and often counterproductive to states' interests, especially as they have broadened the scope of their work.
Life cycle assessment and design methods have broadened the scope of traditional methods by considering the environmental impact in the entire life cycle of a product or process.
It would not have reduced the power of victims' stories or discounted multiple acts of courage and bravery -- it would only have broadened the scope of such tales to both sides in an epic struggle.
Other studies focusing on prostate12, liver13, and colon14 have broadened the scope of NAT characterization; however, no multi-tissue multi-cancer evaluation has been performed to date, and a full characterization of NAT tissue is lacking.
But since I was always interested in various aspects of law & technology, I have broadened the scope of my research to cover more aspects of this field, and mainly, delved into cyber research.
