To the Sports Editor: Re "Doping Investigation in Cycling May Broaden," May 26: Lance Armstrong seeks to destroy the credibility of Floyd Landis, who accused him of doping.
(May 20) 5. CYCLING DOPING INQUIRY MAY BROADEN The authorities try to determine whether Lance Armstrong, officials of his former teams and his teammates conspired to defraud their sponsors by doping.
"If they appear to be victims of the establishment, that may broaden their appeal".
Such machines may broaden the reach of genomic medicine, particularly in smaller labs.
Although China's trade, foreign direct investment (FDI), and aid may broaden Africa's growth options, they also promote what can only be called a win-lose situation.
The Eos concert may broaden people's perceptions of Herrmann's output, but it is unlikely to recast their view of him as a composer of film music first and foremost.
Advocates may broaden the definition of social and economic disadvantage to include other factors, like speaking a foreign language at home, but these are proxies for ethnicity or race.
They also made the toxin water-soluble, which may broaden its potential application for other purposes.
Validating TECP as pharmacological agents with unique biological and physical characteristics may broaden their clinical application.
This may broaden the use of collagen-based scaffolds in tissue engineering, particularly for wound dressings.
