This is again a consequence of the scale and breadth of MPS in that the large number of variants that can be detected in each participant makes it exceedingly likely that their relatives share many of these variants and that their genetic risks of rare diseases may be measurably altered.
When Mana Azarmi '17 decided to attend law school, she chose Harvard because of the scale and breadth of topics covered in its clinical programs, and the institution's willingness to devote resources to programs that are in the public interest.
The logic of this move is to bring some of OneWeb's newer technology using low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellites with some of the scale and breadth of Intelsat's bigger business which is based on a geosynchronous-earth-orbit (GEO) fleet.
Historians are calling the events "unprecedented in terms of the scale and breadth of the scientific community that's involved," Robert Proctor, a professor of the history of science at Stanford University, told The Washington Post.
The return of individual genotype results from MPS presents a new challenge in the clinical research environment, again because of the scale and breadth of the results.
"We have built significant momentum in our Pharmaceutical business, are realizing the benefits of innovation, scale and breadth in our Medical Devices business and are continuing our market leadership with iconic brands in our Consumer business," said CEO Alex Gorsky.
Mary Nichols, the longtime chairwoman of the air board, acknowledges that the scale and breadth of the ramped-up regulatory effort to curtail greenhouse gases surpasses past programs.
The New York Times has written about the scale and breadth of the campaign: while cyberespionage is the focus of much attention, it has also pointed to allegations that China has for decades waged a campaign to get technology from the developed world, by any means necessary, as a shortcut to development.
Still, the scale and breadth of his success was pretty impressive.
