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To apply these benefits more broadly requires Congressional action.

Thinking how and in what way things happen, not just in relation to oral health inequalities but also more broadly, requires a more creative approach which links to scholarship outside of dentistry; including the work from critical epidemiologists noted above to that within the social sciences.

Thinking how and in what way things happen, not just in relation to oral health inequalities but also more broadly, requires a more creative approach which links to scholarship outside of dentistry, including the work from critical epidemiologists to that within the social sciences.

It will be interesting to see if residues within this region are important specifically for transfer of fatty acids onto proteins or if they are more broadly required for activity within the MBOAT family.

Of the genes encoding the four PDGF ligands and their two receptor chains, mouse knockout studies have suggested that PDGF-B and PDGFRß are essential for the development of support cells in the vasculature, whereas PDGF-A and PDGFRα are more broadly required during embryogenesis, with essential roles in central nervous system, neural crest and organ development (reviewed in [18]).

With time, it is likely that the use of HACCP will be more broadly required by food manufacturers.

Our analyses of these mutants indicate that the integrity of both the Spt16-D and Spt16-M domains not only are required for SRG1 transcription-dependent nucleosome assembly and SER3 repression but also are more broadly required for transcription-coupled nucleosome occupancy at highly transcribed genes.

Together with our reporter analysis (Table  1, see Additional file 2: Figure S3), this suggests that while some genes are more broadly required for stress-induced phase 2 detoxification gene expression, others may be specifically required for the stress-induced expression of gcs-1.

More broadly, it requires a system of world government that can enforce democratically arrived-at principles of human rights, workers' rights and social security.

For people under age 18, other conditions are added, like attention deficit disorder, and the bill is much more broadly worded, requiring, for example, coverage for treatment of emotional disturbances that pose a risk of injury or significant property damage.

The rules for these "systemically important" banks would be in addition to the so-called Basel III rules, which will apply more broadly and require banks to hold much more capital in reserve than is now the case.