According to Legal Planet, under the 1990 Oil Pollution Act, passed after the Exxon-Valdez incident, the responsible company is required to "to establish a process for 'the payment or settlement of claims for interim, short-term damages' that might encompass an escrow and independent decision-makers".
Early theories in the field of visual perception echoed this view that any visual experience might encompass an element of subjectivity.
These mutations are located outside of a proposed thiamine fixation domain (376 to 571 [ 22]), however they are in a region that might encompass an interacting domain with one of the two transcription factors Thi2p or Pdc2p.
Although in theory it might encompass an entire assessment programme, probably due to the complexity of educational environments, the application level of this alignment has rarely extended beyond the content of measurement (Webb 2007), i.e. blueprinting assessment based on curriculum objectives.
At the same time, there are indications that there could be a wider inter-kingdom communication network that might encompass all known kingdoms.
Although LRGs are created for single genes, some might encompass all, or part, of overlapping or adjacent genes, as currently happens with RefSeqGene records.
In principle, CNVs may result in altered gene transcription/protein function through different mechanisms: they might encompass dosage-sensitive genes, a deletion may demask a recessive mutation on the homologous chromosome, genes overlapped by structural variation may be disrupted directly or a CNV can exert position effects [22].
It remains possible that AD might encompass two distinct conditions: a major class with involvement of the cerebral vasculature, and a minor class in which no such involvement is apparent.
Whatever else such an answer might encompass, Shakespeare's mastery of language is not part of it.
