"Islamist," it says, may "encompass a wide range of Muslims," from mainstream politicians to jihadis.
The academy acknowledged that case management must be highly individualized: "Each concussion is unique and may encompass a different constellation and severity of symptoms".
It has been shown that this condition may encompass a large class of nonlinearities.
Self-employment is a form of labour market status which may encompass a wide range of different activities.
Molecular analysis has indicated that C. minus sensu lato contains multiple species (Prihatini et al. 2014) and potentially the species within this complex may encompass a range of pathogenic, saprophytic or endophytic behaviours.
Human-induced disturbances may encompass a wide range of perturbations from long-lasting ones such as land-cover changes for industrial agriculture, slash-and-burn agriculture or mining (Dezécache et al. 2017a,b) to more insiduous modifications such as selective logging that may not affect the forest cover but modify forest functioning (Rutishauser et al. 2015).
Term lists, which comprise of lists of terms often with definitions, such as Authority Lists, Glossaries, Dictionaries, Gazetteers, Synonym Rings etc. Generally, they do not include a deep organization or complex structure, but they may encompass a limited monohierarchical structure1 that allows simple navigation [4].
In our strategy, we specifically avoided the issue of conflating latency or delay with episode number, in part because delay to first treatment can be lengthy but is highly variable (Dagani et al. 2016), and may encompass a range of previous affective symptoms and episodes (Berk et al. 2007; Howes et al. 2011).
Advances in several fields of geochronometry over the last few decades have enabled scientists to measure denudation rates over spatial scales that range from a single outcrop to the largest continental basins, and over timescales that may encompass a few hundred to tens of millions of years.
