In terms of its breadth, the event is not unique.
"It's one of the biggest busts in the nation in terms of its breadth, its scope and the dollars involved," said Robert Hartwig, the chief economist of the Insurance Information Institute, an industry group.
The conceptual flaw in this assumption is easily seen via reductio ad absurdum: a mAb targeting an epitope present in only 5 viruses each from a different subtype would be considered extremely broad in terms of its breadth across subtypes by the prevailing definition, but would in reality have essentially no neutralization/antigenicity range among globally circulating HIV viruses.
The experiment is unusual in terms of its ambition, breadth and cost, all of which take it beyond anything being attempted by other American cities.
Sara Hanks is a corporate and securities attorney whose 30-year career is unique in terms of its geographic breadth and the variety of her professional experience.
"The signal from the…index, in terms of its depth and breadth, is that economic conditions…could begin to make way for a better economy this fall," said Kenneth Goldstein, a Conference Board economist.
But in terms of the scope and breadth of the Obama plan — and more important, in terms of its overall effect on Wall Street's modus operandi — it's not even close to what Roosevelt accomplished during the Great Depression.
When evaluating the performance of a peak finding system, it is also important to consider its coverage, in terms of the breadth of TSS covered by its peaks (regions).
"In terms of breadth, it's a pretty big deal," said Mike Wall, auto analyst at IHS Automotive.
To the best of our knowledge, the household survey was the first of its kind on Idjwi, both in terms of the breadth of health topics covered and its representativeness of communities across the island.
That has its disadvantages, of course, but it also gives us an edge in terms of the breadth of our contacts, the coherency of our operations, and the variety of services we can provide".
