Sentence examples for notes wider from inspiring English sources

The organization notes wider criticisms that the expansive umbrella of metadata has itself become deeply intrusive — even before the new U.K. government's push to expand state surveillance capabilities, via a forthcoming Investigatory Powers Bill that aims to sanction capturing the content of communications too, is taken into account.

Reports came in that approximately 15-20 students gathered all together in a room with books and class notes wide open as they filled out their examination sheets.

Although the study had focused on the benefits of the Program to pregnant women they also noted wider social and economic benefits, including the opportunities for employment and the ' recognition of the skills of Aboriginal people in tackling their own issues' [ 11].

I Omar Ossama Binladin and my brothers the lawful children and heirs of the Ossama Binladin (OBL) have noted wide coverage of the news of the death of our father, but we are not convinced on the available evidence in the absence of dead body, photographs, and video evidence that our natural father is dead.

This finding again is in contrast with previous study by Masoud et al. [20] who noted wide individual variation in the IGF-1 levels at each cervical stage.

There is a noted wide variation in case fatality rates from amongst the different centres in the world with Iran at 5.7 [4], China at 24 [7] and Turkey at 28 [5] per 1,000 ED attendances, respectively.

They too noted wide dispersion on several questions, ranging from 5%to100%0%, and overall lack of agreement between experts.

Hunter and colleagues reported that 80% of ICUs in the United Kingdom imposed restricted visiting policies; they also noted wide variations in specific practices [ 27].

Other studies have noted wide intra-observation between colposcopists and pathologists in the ability to correctly identify morphologically diverse ADC [ 11, 12].

A recent WHO report on long-term care policy [ 35] noted wide international variation in the apportioning of responsibilities between families and the state, but proposed that all countries could and should determine transparently the assistance needed by older people and their carers, and the eligibility for and financing of long-term care support.

32 39 Moreover, a recent survey noted wide variation in clinical practices such as the existence of a sepsis protocol, use of low tidal volume ventilation, positive end-expiratory pressure and restrictive transfusion practices, between hospitals and among the ED, ICU and operating room within hospitals.