> In the last 50 years, drug safety monitoring has developed rapidly in terms of increasing interest, broadening capacity, innovation of methods and availability of data [ 1– 3].
His interests broadened to include problems of learning and communication among schizophrenics.
When the war ended, Mr. Lea returned to El Paso, where he has remained, even as interests broadened.
The family became involved in banking when Joseph and his son Edward got into money lending as a sideline to their trading in worsted cloth, and gradually their financial interests broadened out into coal, mining and rail.
His interests broadened to embrace the Islamic world beyond the Middle East and a wide variety of subjects, including the architecture of Jerusalem under Islamic rule, Arabic and Persian illustrated manuscripts, Islamic ornament and contemporary Islamic architecture.
Then, as a result of the Pacific Standard Time project, the conservation interest quickly broadened into a plan to rescue the undamaged column from storage and base an entire exhibition around it and the story of its creation.
But since the passage of the International Religious Freedom Act in 1998, in the teeth of fierce opposition from the Clinton administration, their interest has broadened to include America's policies on, among other things, sex trafficking, the civil war in Sudan, North Korea, international debt relief and AIDS.
By the early 80s his own interests had broadened.
Shortly before this his interests had broadened into theology and sociology; three short books, or long essays, were the result: Thoughts After Lambeth (1931), The Idea of a Christian Society (1939), and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948).
He has been in love with music all his life - "He's got the High Fidelity chip embedded in his brain," says Jerry Perkins, publisher of Word magazine - but his interests have broadened along the way.
