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A real physical will look more comprehensively at body chemistry.

"We all agree gun laws are a good start, but we really need to look more comprehensively at what it is that causes people to act out violently," said Miguel Dominguez, director of youth programs at Community Coalition, a social justice nonprofit in Los Angeles.

In our study we looked more comprehensively at the steps leading to potential surgery (figure 1A) by examining access to PCPs and access to orthopaedic surgeons in the office for consultation.

We and our many collaborators around the world have profiled the NCI-60 more comprehensively at the DNA, RNA, protein, mutation, functional, and pharmacological levels than any other set of cells in existence.

A team of U.S. and Canadian researchers has looked more comprehensively at the evidence by analyzing a spectrum of weather factors for 17 climatically diverse states, and found several significant links with the incidence of human WNV cases [ EHP 117:1049–1052; Soverow et al.].

The visitors' solid scrum laid the platform for their first-half tries and only the regular whistling of referee Alain Rolland kept the Wallabies from being even more comprehensively dominated at the set-piece.

Hope for progress is not only based on advances in DNA sequencing that have allowed the epigenome to be more comprehensively profiled at ever diminishing cost, but also on new methods.

(Resp7) Lack of cues Where respondents could not discern cues about what to expect in assessment, they typically tried to learn their work more comprehensively, but at the cost of increased anxiety.The influence of system design on choice of content has been detailed earlier.

The tablets were photographed using infra-red sensitive cameras in 1973 by Susan M. Blackshaw in the British Museum and more comprehensively in 1990 at Vindolanda by Alison Rutherford.

In order to investigate expression of genes in Japanese cedar cambial tissue during xylem formation more comprehensively, we profiled transcripts at five time points during the growing season using microarray analysis.

Another administration official, an ally of Mr. Wolfowitz, said, "Paul's very spirited position is to look at this more comprehensively".