She argued that philosophers should also be skeptical of "horizontal reduction," the idea that models and generalizations have broad scope.
Progress with prototypes already indicates that these 'made-on-demand' precision materials have broad scope and utility, initially targeted to applications with high value products, such as biopharmaceuticals, specialty proteins and stem cells.
Tier 2 (full) consultations are judged to have broad scope and/or impact and require the input of cross-functional leadership or specific expertise.
GWAS have broader scope to identify many genetic variants associated with a disease compared to candidate gene studies.
Following this sort of reasoning, a number of theorists defend the view that privacy has broad scope, inclusive of the multiple types of privacy issues described by the Court, even though there is no simple definition of privacy.
If a putative law has broad scope, great explanatory power, and appealing simplicity, it may be more reasonable, Swinburne argues, to retain the law (defined as a regularity that virtually invariably holds) and to accept that the event in question is a non-repeatable counter-instance of that law than to throw out the law and create a vastly more complex law that accommodates the event.
The award was founded with the intention of having broad scope, reaching works published internationally in English.
The CLEA technology has broad scope (Sheldon 2007b) and has been applied to an increasingly wide selection of hydrolases, oxidoreductases, and lyases (see Table 1).
We show that this framework has broad scope by providing new insights into three very different ad hoc models, of steroid-hormone responsive genes, of inherently bounded chromatin domains and of the yeast PHO5 gene.
Remarkably, the variant enzyme E192N had broad scope, and could be exploited in the parallel synthesis of a small library of sialic acid analogues of general structure 4 [55]; related compounds, such as 5, are potent and selective inhibitors of influenza A sialidase [56,57].
This result indicates a decreasing trend of the probability of connection with geographic distance, as also found in other online social networks that are not based on a particular interest (here, the books) but have broader scopes [62, 63].
