Examples of widespread terms include terms such as "generalised osteoarthritis" and "multiple arthralgia".
At present, long term benefits of a widespread anti-HBV vaccination in Brazil cannot be evaluated because vast majority of the vaccinees have not yet reached the minimum age for blood donation (18 years).
Even more significantly, Nocera says, the new finding shows that the original compound was not a unique, anomalous material, and suggests that there may be a whole family of such compounds that researchers can study in search of one that has the best combination of characteristics to provide a widespread, long-term energy-storage technology.
In this particular moment that feels unlike any the world has ever seen in terms of illuminating a widespread problem, it is unnerving to see that women can never have a space where their trauma and the violent experiences of their day-to-day lives (some of which are so omnipresent they've become mundane) are the singular focus.
NICK BROWNING Lexington, Mass., April 22, 2013 Readers React Dr. Browning is looking at too small a piece of a more widespread need for term limits.
Giuliani was fortunate to serve during a period of widespread, long-term decline in the nation's crime rate.
Turkey has fought for decades to prevent widespread acceptance of a term that places the Ottoman authorities of the early 20th century on the same plane with the Nazis, Stalin, Pol Pot or the perpetrators of atrocities in Rwanda and Bosnia.
Even if one looks at American democracy, I find traveling around the U.S., there is a widespread frustration with the terms of public discourse, particularly with the emptiness, the hollowness, of it.
Both are dependent on a widespread organisational response in terms of education, monitoring, infrastructure and management involvement.
Still, with the elderly growing in number and more families confronting the problems of the soaring costs of long-term care, there is a widespread feeling that something needs to be done.
