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These may broadly be described as conservative (or strict) and liberal (or loose).

While Greengrass's movie, with its swirling helicopters and thunderous naval firepower, may broadly be termed an action movie, Lindholm's is perhaps best described as an inaction thriller, in which almost unbearable tension is conjured from lengthy periods of radio silence when nothing happens at all.

Techniques followed may broadly be categorised as statistical, morphological, spatial domain filtering, frequency domain analysis, joint spatial/spatial-frequency analysis and fractal models.

Therefore we have investigated chemical features that may broadly be grouped as "molecular architecture" such as: molecular weight, chain flexibility, number of chain ends and branching, to learn how they impact polymer elimination.

Indeed, HA preparations may broadly be classified according to their MW and formulation type: solutions of low MW (500 1200 kDa), solutions of high MW (6000 kDa), cross-linked HA and solutions of non-animal stabilized HA (NASHA) [10, 11, 12].

The needs of the developing countries as regards space technology education may broadly be put into two categories: to raise their knowledge of space technology which requires hard work and teamwork skills, and to transfer and domesticate space technology while minimizing the costs and maximizing its effectiveness.

Test methods may also be broadly classified as: physical, electrical, environmental, thermal, and chemical/analytical.

First, the study was conducted in an ICU of a single hospital, so the results may not be broadly generalizable.

The approach used here could help contribute to our clinical understanding of ALDH1-associated diseases, and may also be broadly applicable to a wider range of diseases.

The Emmys may not be broadly representative, but they do represent TV-making peers voting for what they think is good.

Fourth, all subjects were from a single clinic and may not be broadly representative of reproductive age women with and without BV.