The contours of the debate include whether the problem comes down to spending or deficits, will require shared sacrifice, and, more broadly, the appropriate size and shape of government.
More broadly, the appropriate use of race in clinical decision making remains contested [ 8] and the RACE scale aims to provide empirical data to address this debate.
But, they argue, with a commitment to sharing the wealth of the robot economy more broadly, and the appropriate investment in education that gives workers the skills they need to thrive, increased unemployment and inequality could be slowed.
Christopher Lawrence states that during and following the Napoleonic Wars there was "intense conflict over the constitution of such things as anatomical, physiological and pathological facts and, more broadly, the method appropriate to the production of those facts and the theories the facts were used to sustain".
Understanding the health impacts of sub-optimal water access more broadly is crucial for appropriate and sustainable water resource development.
India has already reduced the cost of heart and cataract surgeries to 10% of the cost in the US [ 70]; similar frugal innovations may make geriatric care more broadly available, affordable, and appropriate.
More broadly, the question of an appropriate dose of exercise has yet to be determined for people with arthritis in general [ 21].
The requirement for low-cost data production (DNA, RNA sequencing, proteomics, and metabolomics) was closely linked to the translation of research outputs to society more broadly and the development of appropriate policies.
Unlike larger quantitative statistical studies, we seek to identify factors and characterize the landscape through a small number of in-depth examples, but do not claim to generalize or predict more broadly, thereby making a smaller N appropriate (Pawley 2013) for the aims of our study.
Just 26percentt of Americans say Trump's criticism was appropriate... Americans are divided more broadly on the proper tone for a politician to take in the aftermath of a terror attack.
