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These are more broadly constructed phenomena that define our cultures embedded within our organising processes, and the language we use that reinforces it.

We should thank Knight, et al 2 for their contribution to the literature on QICs, and we should move on to new frontiers in QICs, with more broadly constructed teams from participating groups and more emphasis on use of informatics to support evidence-based care improvement that is no longer disease specific but is increasingly patient centred.

Finally, we show how the network inference approach can be applied more broadly to construct other types of networks.

The approach is markedly participatory, non-prescriptive and embraces social media in a broadly constructed narrative.

(The S&P 500, a more broadly based and better constructed index, stayed just shy of its record high).Wall Street is not alone.

A limitation of this study is that we used only one measure of cognitive function, whereas in exercise and cognition research it is recommended to use multiple measures of the target high-level cognition to assess the construct more broadly and understand the task specificity of the effects [ 44].

It also provides validation for our operationalisation of resilience, and for the construct of resilience more broadly.

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Alternatively, the MeP promoter constructs could be delivered more broadly across the Blood Brain Barrier through the use of Adeno-Associated Virus 9 derived vectors [48].

We are now proceeding to extend this analysis more broadly to 2011 Ecuador census data which provides sufficient data to construct INSOC variables.

More broadly, app streaming has the potential to disrupt the entire mobile experience as constructed by Apple seven years ago.