In the March/April issue of The Washington Monthly, Paul Pillar, a former intelligence official in the Bush Administration, offered a more extensive case for containment.
In a more extensive case, a sensitivity policy could express more complex rules, for example, limiting attribute release to some parties based on their identity or defining a certain combination of multiple attributes as confidential.
The researchers, who included the lead author of the CDC's 2000 study, compiled much more extensive case histories than the CDC had previously.
To take advantage of this approach, more extensive case histories of autistic children are needed to determine other anomalies they are experiencing.
Transmission between TB patients was ruled out in >5 site investigations because the genotypes were unrelated, avoiding more extensive case-finding efforts that are needed once transmission is seen.
More positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients have been detected in this pilot than routine surveillance [ 2], which inspired a more extensive case detection among all household contacts considering the Mega health investment in health medical reform to eliminate tuberculosis from population [ 12].
Information obtained from the current incident is critical to identify the long-term effects of high levels of melamine consumption in humans including conducting large-scale epidemiologic investigations such as longitudinal cohort studies, long-term follow-up of affected cohorts, and more extensive case findings to establish the total population affected.
If this were the case, the media coverage of "war stories" between the actors in the discourse would be far more extensive (for example, the case of influential people on social media) and prominent.
Not only was the resulting medial dorsal nucleus injection more extensive than other cases (Fig. 2), it extended into adjacent intralaminar nuclei (nucleus paracentralis and nucleus centrum medianum).
