By comparison, the COHSI is a more extensive view of children's oral health, including occlusal and facial characteristics, and therefore embodies a broader view of child and adolescent oral health that takes into account aesthetic considerations.
Moreover, the KSR1-regulated phosphoproteins identified in this study illustrated a much more extensive view of KSR1 involved biological functions, including cell cycle, metabolism and apoptosis.
It complements more extensive views by Charles W. Hawthorne and Luigi Lucioni of the grounds and the mansion, which was destroyed by fire in the 1950's.
Much more extensive pay-per-view options mean that fairly current releases are not only on cable, but iTunes, Vudu, et al. Oh, yes, February.
Those who viewed harm as overdiagnosis perceived harms as more extensive than those who viewed harm as false positives, overtreatment, or unpleasant experiences.
At least they weren't allowed to click through to view more extensive historical analytics data on Facebook's site.
However, it should also be pointed out that the timespan of our observation campaign is quite limited compared to those that would be needed to reliably quantify the difference between GPS-derived and radiosonde-measured PWV from a statistical point of view; more extensive radiosonde and GPS observation campaigns would be needed in order to quantify the nature of the bias (if any) in this region.
But in its review, Mr. Oberbeck said the company learned that its data collection performed by roving Street View vehicles was much more extensive, including a record of sites viewed by the user and potentially the contents of messages if users did not secure their WLANS with a password.
The ICAF must be examined by future studies involving other samples, in order to confirm the factor structure obtained its test-retest reliability and sensitivity to change, with a view to more extensive evaluation of its usefulness as an index of the severity of fibromyalgia.
Next door, if you want something more substantial, is a more traditional restaurant and bar, with the same stonking view and a more extensive menu, including €4.50 burgers, plates of prawns, and pork chops with chips.
Still, by far the most philosophically important chapter of Part II is chapter 7, "Distributive Justice" in which Nozick seeks to counter the view that a more extensive state is justified as an instrument of distributive justice.
